I am looking to go from the stock 20s on the 1500 Sport to an 18 inch Rim. I am looking at a 18x10 rim with -24 offset and 4.56 back spacing and I've been told that they might not fit around the calipers? anyone know about this?

 

I am looking to change my 20" stock rims off of my 06 ram sport to Moto Metal's 961 18x10 rims with -24 mm offset and 4.56 backspace. would these rims be ok on fitment with calipers? what are opinions on these specs

 

Here is some photos of my completed leveling kit and kumho a/t 315x70x17 tires same as 35x12.5x17 with no rubbing what so ever on my 2003 ram 1500 4x4
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Also included are some pics of shock extender mount and putting kit on

 

I have a 2008 Ram 1500. I have 20" stock rims and want to put 17" rims on.
I was told that if a Ram comes with 20" stock rims that you can NOT do a smaller rim because of the brakes. is this true or will the 17" rims fit?
I currently have Bilstein leveling shocks (around 2 inches of lift) on the front and the rear is stock height. I an putting in a 2" suspension lift kit next week.
I would like to put on 17" rims with 35 X 12.50 x 17 tires. Will this work?
I am looking at Ultra type 164 It is a 17x9, 4.45 backspace, 5-139, with a -12mm offset.
If this will not work what should I be looking for that will get me close to this set up?
Thanks for any help you can provide.

 

I have an 06 Cummings 4x4 with a 2.5 leveling kit...I have 33s on it now with 17in wheels with a 0 offset...I have been looking at 20in wheels with a -19 offset and 35×12.5..There is no way I can calculate anything for the post to figure it out...any input will help thanks

 

Why not? Beside's everything is listed and I gave a link labeled HERE
follow 9" and -19mm offset gives you 4.25" backspacing.
Those will stick out your fenders a ways. Fitment isn't a problem.

 

Thank you dirtydog..After looking at the charts and reading over and over I think I finally understand..so for example if I get a 20x10 wheel with a -12 offset I will get a 5" backspace which will leave me with a 4.5" lip and the wheel will stick out about three inches?

 

I have a 05 1500 4x2 with stock 20" rims with 275 55 tires I was going to go it 305 50 on a rim that 20 x - 44 which leaves me with a 4.7" back spacing would I have to get a spacer or would I be ok I just need some reassurance on this

 

Lookin to get 17" Rockstar XD 2 rims, but wondering what offset to get? Currently have stock 20's on my 05 quad can Laramie and stock height. Lookin to do a pro comp lift after switch in rims and tires.

 

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