Wheel/tire/offset question 2023 Mojave

[HipFish]

I have 1” front and 3/4” rear leveling pucks. The wheels I want come in 0 and -10. I can get the -10s cheap. Im putting on 17x8.5 wheels with 35x12.5-17 tires. How far out should I expect tires to be with a -10 offset? What would concerns be? Rocks hitting vehicle etc. I've read a ton on here and am confused because there are so many different set ups. I see many people go with +25 to keep them tucked in.

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[Rahkmalla]

I run 315s at +6 on my Mojave and it pokes more than I'd like it to. I installed XR fender flare extensions to cover that shit up. Now the only poke I have left is just my sidewall bulge, but my treads are 100% covered. At -10 you'd be .63 inches further out that that.

Here's the math to compare to you stock tires/wheels:

(315-285)/2+(37.7+10)

So almost 63mm further out, or 2.47 inches sticking out further than stock.

I agree 315s/12.5s at +25 are pretty much perfectly tucked and flush, so you're talking 35mm or 1.38 inches of poke beyond that mark.

It'll look like a lot more in person than it sounds like in numbers

 

[HipFish]

Thank you so much!!! I definitely dont want it that far out. Appreciate it.

 

[mgpete90]

I have -44 on mine w/ 38x12.50R17's. I haven't measured how far they stick out, but here's a couple pics for visual

 

[HipFish]

Man that looks cool!!!

 

[HipFish]

My Jeep is looking sorry with these small tires. Haha.

 

[Lunentucker]

Stock rims are +37 mm on 7.5"
1/2" = 13mm
+37-13=24
So a +25 offset would keep the inside edge in virtually the same place.
-10 would move it 34 mm farther out away from the fenders.
34 mm = 1.3 inches

 

[RudeJeepin]

I have 1” front and 3/4” rear leveling pucks. The wheels I want come in 0 and -10. I can get the -10s cheap. Im putting on 17x8.5 wheels with 35x12.5-17 tires. How far out should I expect tires to be with a -10 offset? What would concerns be? Rocks hitting vehicle etc. I've read a ton on here and am confused because there are so many different set ups. I see many people go with +25 to keep them tucked in.

Punch your numbers in here, then play around with different offsets to see the numbers.
https://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Whe...KCY8A.3diujrP_HFAeAogiDA-1708650196-0.0-4775#

 

[Idlethunder]

This is one of my 37x12.5 with -12 offset

 

[HipFish]

This is one of my 37x12.5 with -12 offset

Thats not too bad at all!

 

[Lunentucker]

Thats not too bad at all!

 

[PuddleJumper]

I have +20 offset on mine and its almost flush. Still kicks rocks and has chipped my hinges. And remember, the more offset you add, the quicker you send your ball joints to Jesus. Not to mention Scrub radius if you care to delve into that rabbit hole. Me no likey understeer.

 

[Rahkmalla]

This is one of my 37x12.5 with -12 offset

Here's my 315s @+6. One of our wheel mnfrs (probably mine since made by @Quadratec) is lying, because there's nowhere near .71 inch difference in poke between yours and mine.

 

[VA-Rayne]

Here's my 37's with -12 offset

 

[Idlethunder]

Here's my 315s @+6. One of our wheel mnfrs (probably mine since made by @Quadratec) is lying, because there's nowhere near .71 inch difference in poke between yours and mine.

My wheels are Fuel kicker 17x9 -12mm offset with 4.5 backspacing. The tires are Baja Boss 37x12.5. It definitely looks like yours stick out a little further past the Recon fender flares than mine do.

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