I have found on ebay a set of srt replicas that are 20x10 with a +50 offset. Does anyone know if these will work on my R/T. And what tire size is recommended? They are the style that fastdango has.

 

The 10's are a little wide
The 50 backspacing is same as stock so that means the inside of the 10's will sit exactly where the stock wheels fit. They may stick out about 3/4"
STEVE

 

Fit fine since stock 20" D3 wheels are 20x8 +56.75. So the SRT wheels will be more positive (+6.75mm or 1/4") as for tires Stock Jeep SRT are 295/45/R20. Which is the same height as the stock tires 265/50/R20.

 

True with the stock size jeep tires the only difference is about 1.2" wider which shouldnt be an issue.
The stock rims are +50 I thought, They should look Good
STEVE

 

as someone that has 2013 spider monkey srt wheels on my durango, if you plan to keep your stock brakes, they will stick out the side just a bit, It gives your car a wider look, and sticks out past the fenders ever so slightly.

after installing the brembo kit, the wheels are set back by the amount that it sticks out, which looks much better.

i have the 295/40r20 on mine, pirelli scorpion run flats.

 

Here's a great website resource for wheel and tire fitment http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp.

 

Thank you for the replies. Ufokillerz, what makes them stick out before the brake upgrade? I have no plans on doing that. I do not want them to stick out of the fender at all. I want them to sit flush. I love the black chrome look and think it would look awesome on max steel. The 20x10 are the only size in that style that has black chrome.

 

it was mentioned where that the brembo calipers/rotors are set in a bit more then the stock calipers/rotors. It pretty much nearly offsets the amount that the 20x10 would stick out on the stock calipers/rotors.

 

UFO, pics please done the line.

 

So without the brake upgrade, the wheels will stick out past the fender? So it seems like I need to stick with the narrower wheels and the +35 offset. Maybe someone will remember but I thought I had seen a durango on here that had the +50 wheels on the back for a staggered look. They sit flush on the back. So I guess that's what he found out on the front.