Need Wheel Spacers
2007 Ram 1500 4X4
Please recommend me a good set of 1/2" - 1" wheels spacers.
Not one size fits all but proper fit spacers.
Right now my 285/75/17's only clear the upper Control arms by about 1/4"
I am getting ready to get new tires and want to stay same size or slightly bigger.
Can't afford new wheels with better offset right now.
Please recommend me a good set of 1/2" - 1" wheels spacers.
Not one size fits all but proper fit spacers.
Right now my 285/75/17's only clear the upper Control arms by about 1/4"
I am getting ready to get new tires and want to stay same size or slightly bigger.
Can't afford new wheels with better offset right now.
Last edited by RamHemi5.7; Apr 7, 2021 at 12:41 AM.
Not yet.
I tried to install a new set of BFG KO2's, (285/75/17) but they hit the UCA.
I need another 1/2" clearance, 1" would be ok.
Also looking at new rims, but most are 9" with -12 off set, this I believe will put my tires
about 2" outside the fender well, don't really want that much sticking out.
Would not mind if they stuck out about 1"
I tried to install a new set of BFG KO2's, (285/75/17) but they hit the UCA.
I need another 1/2" clearance, 1" would be ok.
Also looking at new rims, but most are 9" with -12 off set, this I believe will put my tires
about 2" outside the fender well, don't really want that much sticking out.
Would not mind if they stuck out about 1"
Last edited by RamHemi5.7; Apr 20, 2021 at 11:24 AM.
Not yet.
I tried to install a new set of BFG KO2's, (285/75/17) but they hit the UCA.
I need another 1/2" clearance, 1" would be ok.
Also looking at new rims, but most are 9" with -12 off set, this I believe will put my tires
about 2" outside the fender well, don't really want that much sticking out.
Would not mind if they stuck out about 1"
I tried to install a new set of BFG KO2's, (285/75/17) but they hit the UCA.
I need another 1/2" clearance, 1" would be ok.
Also looking at new rims, but most are 9" with -12 off set, this I believe will put my tires
about 2" outside the fender well, don't really want that much sticking out.
Would not mind if they stuck out about 1"
My stockers are 8" with +25.4 offset gives 5.5" back space.
So if I calculate correct the a 9" with -12 will put my tires 2" out farther
Erm, not according to my math..... Half of 9 is 4.5, 12mm is approximately a half inch.... so, 4" backspacing.
4.53"
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Real curious how that works..... How can you have a negative offset, yet backspacing is a little over (very little) half the width????? Everything I am reading tells me that can't be right......
Supposedly, Offset is the distance (in mm) of the wheel mounting surface from the wheel centerline. On a 9" wide wheel, the centerline is at 4.5 inches. So if you subtract 12mm (roughly half an inch) from that, how in hades to you get 4.53??????
Supposedly, Offset is the distance (in mm) of the wheel mounting surface from the wheel centerline. On a 9" wide wheel, the centerline is at 4.5 inches. So if you subtract 12mm (roughly half an inch) from that, how in hades to you get 4.53??????
Real curious how that works..... How can you have a negative offset, yet backspacing is a little over (very little) half the width????? Everything I am reading tells me that can't be right......
Supposedly, Offset is the distance (in mm) of the wheel mounting surface from the wheel centerline. On a 9" wide wheel, the centerline is at 4.5 inches. So if you subtract 12mm (roughly half an inch) from that, how in hades to you get 4.53??????
Supposedly, Offset is the distance (in mm) of the wheel mounting surface from the wheel centerline. On a 9" wide wheel, the centerline is at 4.5 inches. So if you subtract 12mm (roughly half an inch) from that, how in hades to you get 4.53??????
couple of others and they all say the same numbers.
The Calcs say centerline on a 9" is 5"
Also ran the Calc on my stock 8" wheels that are marked +25.4 offset and calc says 5.5" back space.
I measured them and back space is 5.5"
Wow, am I confused now.
Last edited by RamHemi5.7; Apr 22, 2021 at 10:35 AM.








