Need Rim Help!

Hey there guys, will these numbers work on 2wd sheet metal? I'm assuming they will but not sure about the 20mm offset. Thanks

18x7.5, Bolt Pattern (PCD) 6x139.7 (6x5.5), Offset (ET) 20mm

Dale

Might be a tight fit dale.

Ya, just throwing it out there. I'm looking at billet specialties right now . Prices are scary as SHIT! But they'll look good as hell .

Dale

If you are gonna Body Drop your dawg there is no way those are gonna fit. Unless you go with a narrow rear end (yota or older mazda) and even then in the front it will be fun

Ya I figured that. Thanks for the help. I'm not body dropping the truck, maybe down the road. I think i'm going to billetspecialties to grab some rims .

Dale

I have Billet Specialties on my truck and have been very happy with them. They are pricey, but the quality seems to be better than alot of the other billet companies. I have owned Boyds previously and have alot of club members who have owned other brands like Budnik, Centerline, Colorado Custom, etc. The Billet Specialties had a nicer finish and seemed alot stronger. I have hit a few potholes thinking "Oh no that is gonna hurt!" and the wheel survived with no dents or flatspots. On the other hand it seems like my friends with other billets are always having issues with denting etc. Plus they will build very positive offsets if you call and talk to them. When I had my wheels built Budnik claimed my offset could not be built, that it was impossible but I have owned a set for 7 to 8 years! Hmmmmm.....

Try this website out! It will give you rims and tires that will fit your truck and it tells you EVERYTHING about the rims and the trucks specs.

You can even organize it in the list by different categories so you can see what it is you want it by.

TRY IT!

Nice!

Right?

i wouldn't go with this as it says:

"OEM tires: 205/75-14 (662x205mm). Bolt pattern: 6x139.7 (6x5.5). Offset: -15 to 25 mm."

which is not enough offset.