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I’m looking at a couple sets of wheels that are only available in a -12 offset. I’m afraid that those will stick too far out of the fenders with 35-11.50 tires. I prefer to keep my tires tucked completely under the flares if I can

edit: I found out that one of the wheels is also available in 0 and +18 offsets but for some reason they don’t list it as compatible with the Gladiator. If the bolt patterns match is there another reason they wouldn’t be compatible?
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I’m looking at a couple sets of wheels that are only available in a -12 offset. I’m afraid that those will stick too far out of the fenders with 35-11.50 tires. I prefer to keep my tires tucked completely under the flares if I can

edit: I found out that one of the wheels is also available in 0 and +18 offsets but for some reason they don’t list it as compatible with the Gladiator. If the bolt patterns match is there another reason they wouldn’t be compatible?
Not sure why. I run a fuel wheel that I've seen listed as either 0 or +1 depending on the web site (I think the actual is between the two). I run it on a 38x13.5x17 tire with a 4.5" lift. Most people told me it wouldn't fit. When I reached out to Evo they assured me it would on a Rubicon and it did. There are differences with the wide track/larger fenders. It's possible it won't fit on a non max tow sport so they just list them as not fitting a Gladiator.
 

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I’m looking at a couple sets of wheels that are only available in a -12 offset. I’m afraid that those will stick too far out of the fenders with 35-11.50 tires. I prefer to keep my tires tucked completely under the flares if I can

edit: I found out that one of the wheels is also available in 0 and +18 offsets but for some reason they don’t list it as compatible with the Gladiator. If the bolt patterns match is there another reason they wouldn’t be compatible?
They will poke with -12mm on 17x9


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I am guessing you are looking at one of the KMC offroad tech wheels. I have a set in +18 and another member I have spoken with has the +0 if you want to see any pics of poke.
 

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I am guessing you are looking at one of the KMC offroad tech wheels. I have a set in +18 and another member I have spoken with has the +0 if you want to see any pics of poke.
Yeah, I’m looking at Dirty Harrys. I’d love to see those pics.
 

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Hmm, I don’t have great pics of his showing poke, but his specs are 17x9 +0 on 37x12.5r17:

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Mine are 17x9 +18 on 35x12.5r17 (Both are KM100 Sync)

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Mine have some poke in front and hardly any in the rear. But, also a 12.5 inch wide tire compared to the 11.5 you will run. The +0 will poke ~3/4 of an inch more.
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