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Message: [QUOTE="RedRice589, post: 1056940, member: 9515"] It's still similar to what I said. 20x9 is going to keep the tire tucked in better. The offsets are important and so is tire width. I had a 20x10 and a 35/12.50 on stock height. It rubbed all over but bearable to a sense. The 22x10 is going to keep the most tire out wide being a more common area to rub. The -24 is going to stick out the most but it'll keep you off the radius arms. It's hard to show you or tell you. The 13.50 will make it closer. 6.0 stroker is running a 20x10 with a -24 if I'm not mistaken. And those are 37x12.50 I believe. Hard to say exactly. And it fits but it will rub at full flex at times. [/QUOTE]

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