Can anyone confirm

Outdoorguy · Jun 5, 2023

Can anyone confirm if there is a wheel in either 18” or 20” that will fit these AT4s (other then the factory ones

) that don’t require trimming or wheel spacers. I’m not looking for a crazy stance or a huge increase in tire size. Would be content with an aggressive tread and a new wheel design.

Viking Truck · Jun 5, 2023

Outdoorguy said:
Can anyone confirm if there is a wheel in either 18” or 20” that will fit these AT4s (other then the factory ones ) that don’t require trimming or wheel spacers. I’m not looking for a crazy stance or a huge increase in tire size. Would be content with an aggressive tread and a new wheel design.

Outdoorguy, are you asking about wheels, tires or both? You list wheels and talk about 18 or 20 inch wheels but then way you want aggressive tread, thats a tire.

Outdoorguy · Jun 5, 2023

I was asking about the wheels and mentioned the tires because if I were to change the wheels I certainly wouldn’t put the stock tires back on as I have the 20” Goodyear trail runners

Brocky · Jun 5, 2023

Outdoorguy said:
Can anyone confirm if there is a wheel in either 18” or 20” that will fit these AT4s (other then the factory ones ) that don’t require trimming or wheel spacers. I’m not looking for a crazy stance or a huge increase in tire size. Would be content with an aggressive tread and a new wheel design.

There should be lots of options for rims and tires that will work on your truck with no trimming or spacers. You need to stay close to “stock” parameters if you really don’t want any issues. Most people (Me included) want to push the boundaries and get bigger tires/rims/stance etc…
The stock rims are usually around a +24 offset so you should find something close if you don’t want issues.You usually can’t go with a huge change (like -30 offset) and much larger tires (say 35”) and expect to not have those issues where things rub and you have lots of trimming.
Hopefully this information helps.

Outdoorguy · Jun 6, 2023

Brocky said:
There should be lots of options for rims and tires that will work on your truck with no trimming or spacers. You need to stay close to “stock” parameters if you really don’t want any issues. Most people (Me included) want to push the boundaries and get bigger tires/rims/stance etc…
The stock rims are usually around a +24 offset so you should find something close if you don’t want issues.You usually can’t go with a huge change (like -30 offset) and much larger tires (say 35”) and expect to not have those issues where things rub and you have lots of trimming.
Hopefully this information helps.

Yes I appreciate the info. I’ve read a lot of info online about certain rims and sizes hitting the brake calipers as well