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jmedlin0511 05-13-2013 12:04 PM

Some Rim Look and Fitting Questions?
 
Ok im looking into getting a set of rims for my 04 ranger xlt...going with 16x8 rims...i dont know to much about the offset and backspacing and all that good stuff...i have a set of 265/70 r16 tires that is going on the rims i purchase...i am looking at these...

16" x8 ion Alloy Style 174 Black 5x5 5 w 5 Et 174 6885B Wheels Rims | eBay

Now what am i getting into when it comes to look and will they rub...they are -5 offfset...not srue the backspacing it dont say i think its like 4.3"...any help would be really appreciated...pics of some rims with similar size tires and same specs would be great if possible...THANKS ALOT

logan03CO 05-13-2013 12:26 PM


Originally Posted by jmedlin0511 (Post 2041245)

Those specific ones from your link won't work. Those are the wrong bolt pattern altogether.

You will need a 5x4.5 setup.


Originally Posted by jmedlin0511 (Post 2041245)
i dont know to much about the offset and backspacing...Now what am i getting into when it comes to look and will they rub

This should help...

Pick your poison:

7" wide wheel w/ 4.50" Backspacing (+12 offset) - meaning 2.50" outboard. (Stock)
8" wide wheel w/ 3.25" Backspacing (-32 offset) - meaning 4.75" outboard. (aka - 2.25" further "out" than stock as well as being 1.25" inward less than stock)
8" wide wheel w/ 3.75" Backspacing (-19 offset) - meaning 4.25" outboard. (aka - 1.75" further "out" than stock as well as being .75" inward less than stock)
8" wide wheel w/ 4.00" Backspacing (-12 offset) - meaning 4.00" outboard. (aka - 1.50" further "out" than stock as well as being .50" inward less than stock)
8" wide wheel w/ 4.50" Backspacing (0 offset) - meaning 3.50" outboard. (aka - 1.00" further "out" than stock as well as being the same distance inward as stock)
10" wide wheel w/ 3.75" Backspacing (-44 offset) - meaning 6.25" outboard. (aka - 3.75" further "out" than stock as well as being .75" inward less than stock)
10" wide wheel w/ 4.00" Backspacing (-38 offset) - meaning 6.00" outboard. (aka - 3.50" further "out" than stock as well as being .50" inward less than stock)
10" wide wheel w/ 4.50" Backspacing (-25 offset) - meaning 5.50" outboard. (aka - 3.00" further "out" than stock as well as being the same distance inward as stock)

jmedlin0511 05-13-2013 12:51 PM

yeah i know the ones on the link have different bolt pattern sorry about that...i need the 5x4.5.. i was talking to the company on the phone at the time and didnt pay attention to the link i posted...but that is the style i want...i dont mind if they stick out alittle bit cause i like the a little bit bigger and deeper wheel look than stock i just dont want them to stick way out or rub any...thanks

jmedlin0511 05-13-2013 12:53 PM

the guy i spoke with said that they will stick outside the fenders about .5 of a inch...is that about right with 265/70 tires or are we looking at more...

logan03CO 05-13-2013 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by jmedlin0511 (Post 2041248)
the guy i spoke with said that they will stick outside the fenders about .5 of a inch...is that about right with 265/70 tires or are we looking at more...

Just use my chart I posted, and compare to your truck's current setup.....


EDIT: If the 8" wheel has what you say is a 4.3" backspacing - then the distance the wheel will move outward is between these two listings from my chart:

8" wide wheel w/ 4.00" Backspacing (-12 offset) - meaning 4.00" outboard. (aka - 1.50" further "out" than stock as well as being .50" inward less than stock)
8" wide wheel w/ 4.50" Backspacing (0 offset) - meaning 3.50" outboard. (aka - 1.00" further "out" than stock as well as being the same distance inward as stock)

Using round numbers - I would plan on the new wheel sitting 1.25" further out than where the factory wheel currently is.



As far as how the tire will sit - it will be centered on the overall wheel. So, with a 265/70/16 tire the overall width is 10.40" - meaning the tire will stick out about 1.2" past the new 8" wheel at it's widest point (give or take).

(Overall Tire Width - Overall Wheel Width) ÷ 2 = Tire 'Overhang' per side

jmedlin0511 05-13-2013 01:46 PM

thanks a lot for your help...

logan03CO 05-13-2013 02:00 PM


Originally Posted by jmedlin0511 (Post 2041253)
thanks a lot for your help...

No problem


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