Looking to go bigger

[DrivenDaily]

1" = 25.6 mm, so 5 mm is slightly less than 1/4". Measure the current position of your tire sidewalls and then use that to figure out how much further you want them to move. That is the difference you need to figure into the new wheels.

Just remember that moving the wheels further out or in will change how the suspension cycles. Further out will put a higher load on the springs due to the increased leverage, and can cause increased tire wear from the camber change.

[humblebeast07]

Im thinking about something wider, im looking at a 20-10.5 rim with 255/35r20with a 40mm back spacing, do you think ill have any clearance issues and is the rim too wide for the tire.

[DarkMali08]

How much for your stock 19's?

[humblebeast07]

Originally Posted by DarkMali08

How much for your stock 19's?

im not sure yet, i still have to figure out what im going to replace them with, arent the gen 7 5-110, and the gen 8 5-120, will that work

[DarkMali08]

Yes that's correct and no that will not work they are 2 very different patterns.