18x9 -12

How many are running an 18x9 -12 wheel. I am thinking of getting this size and wondering what size tire and lift everyone has done. I wasn’t planning on anything huge. I have a 2 inch lift in mind and only going with 265/65. Please post pics of your beautiful rides with this size wheel and let me know your exact set up and if you have any rubbing issues.

 

That truck looks great. Beautiful setup.

 

Mind sharing a few more pics and tire size? Overall happy with your set up? Thank you.

 

Thanks. Looks good!
I have the same 18x9+12 with the 265/65/18. I think it’s a perfect look. Hoping to go a little taller once I lift but not sure if this offset will work.

 

Are both of you running 265/65 18 on stock suspension with no rubbing issues. I was thinking of lifting mine couple inches and running this size. I may have to go 275/65. I don’t want a real big tire but if I raise it 2 inches I don’t want tires to look stupid small.

 

Yes-stock suspension. No rubbing, even when fully tucked or turned and off roading. I wanted to go bigger but am worried they will hit the UCA

 

265/70/17. 17x8 -10et
Bilstein 5100's 3rd notch, stock rear.

 

275/65/18 on 18X9.5 -12

 

This is 275/65 on 18x9 +12 with 0.75” spacers, so equivalent of -7mm offset.
2” OME lift.





My next wheels will be 18x9, -12.

 

Beautiful truck. Do you have more pics. Also what tire is that.

 

18x9 -12 with 285/65-18 3" front 1" rear lift. Had to trim a little off of the inside of the front bumper inside the wheel well and Have a slight rub at full lock/compression at the rear of the wheel well.

 

Thanks! The tires are Falken Wildpeaks.

 

How much did that raise your truck in front. Also how does it ride compared to stock? Thank you

 

18x9 -12=150

 

How did you go about trimming your bumper? I’m having the same problem, just not sure how to trim and keep it clean.

 

Here's a couple of pics. Undo the the 2 clips that are empty in the pic, trim the corner off, push the fender liner forward and put a new hole in the location in the pic and bolt in the new location. Didn't have to trim much and unless you stick your head in the fender well you would never even know it was trimmed.