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Wheel / tire poke via more negative offset is to each his/her own on personal taste. Thought I'd share what a stock Sasquatch looks like at +33mm offset compared to a +10mm offset aftermarket wheel I've installed. This 23mm more negative (moving wheel more away from vehicle) offset was just under an inch. Some like to go into negative offset dimensions for even more 'wheel poke' away from their rides.
This is just one example of offset before at stock +33 Sasquatch and after for a +10MM offset set-up for a 18x9 wheel with a 325/65/18 (Almost exact same rolling diameter just .02" taller than stock Goodyears 315/70/17). The actual treads that touch the ground just fit inside of fender where the bulge of the rest of the tire pokes slightly.
Others feel free to pile on and share your offset mods to help the rest of us make the best choice for their individual tastes. Again, we all have different tastes on wheel offsets but seeing examples really helps determine how far we move out from the stock offset, if at all.
Good luck with your builds...!
This is just one example of offset before at stock +33 Sasquatch and after for a +10MM offset set-up for a 18x9 wheel with a 325/65/18 (Almost exact same rolling diameter just .02" taller than stock Goodyears 315/70/17). The actual treads that touch the ground just fit inside of fender where the bulge of the rest of the tire pokes slightly.
Others feel free to pile on and share your offset mods to help the rest of us make the best choice for their individual tastes. Again, we all have different tastes on wheel offsets but seeing examples really helps determine how far we move out from the stock offset, if at all.
Good luck with your builds...!
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