Fuel 18's +20 offset

[Tankeryankeraa]

Is anyone running Fuel Rebel's 18x9 +20 offset ? I was going to use the stock wheels and I ended up already purchasing 285/75r18 tires I'm trying to get an idea what I would be looking at for tire poke I'm ok with some but not a lot. Will be getting Mopar lift on an EcoDiesel Sahara Altitude . Thanks in advance. I have searched but not many say what there offset is.

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[JasonInDLH]

Is anyone running Fuel Rebel's 18x9 +20 offset ? I was going to use the stock wheels and I ended up already purchasing 285/75r18 tires I'm trying to get an idea what I would be looking at for tire poke I'm ok with some but not a lot. Will be getting Mopar lift on an EcoDiesel Sahara Altitude . Thanks in advance. I have searched but not many say what there offset is.

Here’s a good website that has great wheel info…

https://www.wheel-size.com/size/jeep/wrangler/2020/

I just guessed and said your Jeep is 2020 and it appears that your stock wheels either have an offset of +44 or +37 (depending on size). With your new +20 you’ll be sticking out either 24mm or 17 (again, depending on your OE wheel). That’s no more than an inch, which in my books ain’t sticking out too much.

Oh geez…after writing all that I forgot about the wider wheels that will give you 9”-7.5”= 1.5” divided by 2 = 0.75” extra poke.

So looks like about 1.75” poke depending on OEM wheel size. That should look pretty good IMO.

 

[JasonInDLH]

To give you an idea here’s -19mm (4.75” backspacing) on a 10” wheel on a Rubicon axle (I’ve heard they are a bit longer?)….

 

[Tankeryankeraa]

I believe all the diesels have the longer axles, though I'm not totally possitive.

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