0 offset pics?

[Br4hm4]

I know there are a ton of threads on wheels and offsets already, I am hoping to see if there are just a couple of quick pics I could get showing 8-10 inch wide wheels with 0 offset so I can get an idea of how much they come past the fenders. Been eyeballing a set of wheels but get the feeling they will stick out further than I would like.

Thanks in advance.

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[Texops]

these are fifteen52 Analog 8.5" by 17' "0" offset 4.76 in backspace. on 285/75/R17

 

[mzeblue]

How far a 0 offset wheel of a given width sticks out will depend on whether you have a Rubicon (with its wider axles) or not.

 

[Texops]

Yes i have non Rubicon axles so

 

[mzeblue]

these are fifteen52 Analog 8.5" by 17' "0" offset 4.76 in backspace. on 285/75/R17

I like your hood graphics. From which vendor did you purchase? Thanks

 

[Texops]

I like your hood graphics. From which vendor did you purchase? Thanks

Pixeldecals.com

 

[Br4hm4]

Yes i have non Rubicon axles so

ok this is promising. The wheel search may actually continue...I had almost given up.

 

[Xenephobe]

If you want to keep your tires and wheels under the wheel wells as much as possible, you'll want to keep the offset and backspacing as close to factory as possible. If I remember correctly, factory specs are +44 offset and 6 backspacing on 7.5x17 inch wheel.

So depending on how wide of a tire you go with, you'll probably want to aim for +20 or more offset.

 

[Mjolnir]

these are fifteen52 Analog 8.5" by 17' "0" offset 4.76 in backspace. on 285/75/R17

Gotta ask...what bumper is that?

 

[Texops]

Gotta ask...what bumper is that?

It’s a Hauk Predator series bumper

 

[duvinclunk]

Anyone else have pictures of a 17x8.5 with 0 offset? I'm going to run a 37x12.5 and want to get an idea of how much I'll poke.

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