Offset for 22 inch wheels

[vietcu]

Yes another thread asking for offset, wonder if this info should be made a sticky? I did my search already and have been looking for a while now before creating this thread. I was contemplating going with 24s but they look a little to big for my taste. I currently have stock 20s on now and would like to go aftermarket, but 22s is about the largest I am going to go. Was wondering what is a good offset for that size rim so that it doesn't stick out at all, I hate it when I see rims sticking out even just a little bit. Thanks

 

[Layzieyegunman]

Hate to hi jack your thread but thats exactly what im looking for except for 24x10 .. The offset on my wheels are 13 and I dont know what is the maax you can go without rubbing on the inside... I want them to sit inside and tuck if I end up lowering latter. I also hate when the wheels stick out even a tiny bit... Travieso I think would know but Im a new member and I cant PM without once having 10 post! Need help please

 

[Modded]

For no stick out at all with aftermarket wheels you want +35 or higher. +30 will sit even.
I have 26s with a +35 and its in there....

 

[Layzieyegunman]

For no stick out at all with aftermarket wheels you want +35 or higher. +30 will sit even.
I have 26s with a +35 and its in there....

Is it the same for 04 Tahoe i heard the wheelbase is more wider on the new body style tahoes and yukons... thats what they told me at the wheelshop...

 

[Modded]

For an 04 i'm pretty sure its a +15 to +20 offset stock, so +13 can work. The newer models (07 up) do have a bigger wheel base so wheels just look smaller than they do on the older ones.

 

[vietcu]

Thanks Modded for the specs on the 22". Was curious what type of rims are those on your truck?

 

[Modded]

They're Fortune Prospects made by JR's Auto Custom in Dallas.