20" wheels with close to factory offset

[Littlefield82]

I'm on factory 18" sport wheels and want to switch to 20's, but I want minimal poke and I don't like 20" Ford sport wheel design. I really like the Roush wheels but they are 9" wide with +18 offset which is going to poke slightly more than I'd like. I had 1.25" Bora spacers on my stock 18's at one point and that was the most poke I'd be willing to accept, but if I'm being honest I would have been happier with 1" spacers.

Any wheel options out there? I''ve looked all over and can't find anything.

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[MJG44]

The RTX Black Oak are 20s and I believe a +30 offset. Nice wheels if you don't mind black.

 

[Jmet8]

Custom offsets website is where you need to look. The gallery will a bunch of people that are running wheels like what you are looking for with info on back spacing poke tire size does it rub and pick.s

 

[Graygoose2021]

Fuel Wheels makes some great +20s....I've used several.

 

[wessermgm]

I'm on factory 18" sport wheels and want to switch to 20's, but I want minimal poke and I don't like 20" Ford sport wheel design. I really like the Roush wheels but they are 9" wide with +18 offset which is going to poke slightly more than I'd like. I had 1.25" Bora spacers on my stock 18's at one point and that was the most poke I'd be willing to accept, but if I'm being honest I would have been happier with 1" spacers.

Any wheel options out there? I''ve looked all over and can't find anything.

1.25" spacers converts the stock +44mm into an effective +12 offset. If you would prefer a 1" spacer look, that would be consistent with with a +18.6 offset (44mm -25.3mm [1in =25.4mm]), so I think those Roush wheels would actually be just right based on your past preferences.

 

[Littlefield82]

1.25" spacers converts the stock +44mm into an effective +12 offset. If you would prefer a 1" spacer look, that would be consistent with with a +18.6 offset (44mm -25.3mm [1in =25.4mm]), so I think those Roush wheels would actually be just right based on your past preferences.

Yes, but the Rousch are 9" vs stockers at 8.5" so that add some more poke (0.25")...not much I know. If my truck was leveled then I think the poke would look fine but it's not so the poke looks a little odd with the front end being lower. I'm running the same tires from the Tremor right now but if I move to 20's I'd go with a street tire and I want to be really close to flush.

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