Search results

I have the falken wildpeak AT3 W on my bronco and love them.

So the 33/12.5/20 will fit if you use a +20 offset wheel. I installed the same size tire with a +1 offset and they rub. I had to take a hydraulic jack and spread the crash bars 1/2" to get them to clear. If you don't want to mess with anything stay in the +20 offset range.

It rubbed bad enough in reverse that I knew I had to do something. I took a bottle jack with a wood block that I drilled a hole in for the shaft of the jack to go into. I then placed the jack horizontal between the two crash bars and spread them about 1/2". Measure before and after, you should...

Did not cut the crash bars at all just spread them a little.

Not sure what your asking

Sorry been gone. Rims are 20x9 0 offset not -18. Yes the rims are made by gear and I really enjoy them. I did spread the crash bars about 1/2" and have zero rubbing. I did not and would not cut the bars at all. I love the setup.

No

Honestly the dealer put them on, not sure what they are. Nothing fancy that's for sure. Would like to get some nice molded ones.

Yea stock sport wheels are +44. They will look good with some bigger tires.

So after driving around I noticed in certain situations that I was rubbing the crash bars. I spread them about 1/4" on the front with a jack and now it's perfect. I think if I had stuck with 285/60/20 tires which are narrower the rubbing would have been a non issue. Also zero offset is really...

I just bought a new 21 xlt with the 3.5, max tow package, 6.5 bed. Installed a 2" leveling kit, 305/55/20 Goodyear duratrac tires, gear wrath 20x9 0 offset wheels. My 17 had +18 and I wanted a more aggressive stance on this one. By the way zero rubbing