-38 wheels pics wanted

6112's on 6/5 clip setting

 

Ray 10 17x9 -38, sticks 2 inches out of the fender. No rubbing at all, 285/70/17.

 

What I want to know out of everyone that claims 0 rubbing is that street driving bump stops added? Because there's no way you do not tag your fender flares under full compression.

 

SCS GEN 5 -38 285/75/17 toyo MT's


pain in the fuckin ass

 

No rubbing at full lock/full turn and no rubbing over speed bumps or pot holes. Now for offroad I couldn’t tell you, my truck has only seen my gravel driveway.

 

And this is why there are so many "will it rub??" threads... Because you say no rubbing with this setup while other people (like me) were rubbing like crazy with 265/70/17 and -10.

OP.: One more thing to keep in mind is that -38 will be hammering the side of your truck with rocks and other road debris. If your roads are clean it might not be an issue. But otherwise your paint will suffer.

 

17x9 -38 with a 35x12.5r17

CMC but not enough other rubs to worry about

 

Yes definitely will sling stuff all down the side of the truck, definitely run some steps or sliders to keep it from damaging the paint.

 

-38 17x9 SCS Gen5 wrapped in 285 KO2s

 

This is a 265/70/17 on a 8.5" wide wheel with -10mm offset. I can get it to rub if I pull into. A driveway or parking lot that is higher than the road by pulling in a little fast. A little lift and a proper alignment with added caster will probably fix it. Personally, I don't see a functional benefit to going more negative (I'd have gotten 0 offset if the wheels I wanted were available in it). I don't wheel it but if I did that couple of extra inches of width could be an issue in the tight woods around here.

 

I wish I went -38 offset, looks way better

 

Has your paint suffered ?

 

Mine sure has, my 285 on 0's was honestly a better overall fit for the truck than my current -25's couldn't imagine how much worse a -38 would be. Getting real tired of cleaning mud off the roof. Definitely miss my mud flaps now that I'm running gravel alot again