20x9 inch with 6" backspace



http://eastcoasttires.com/wheelbrand...hrome-Finish/#

with 35x12.50x20 toyo MT's

Just wondering if this would fit with just a leveling kit. I'd rather stick with just a leveling kit and not have to lift if possible. At approximately $3,000 for a set of wheels and tires I'm doing quite a bit of shopping around.

truck is a 2007 2500 4x4 quad cab short bed CTD

 

they should..i ran a leveling kit with my 35x12.5x20 nitto mud grapplers with no rubbing at all..My wheels were AE 114s with +20mm offset and 5.475 back spacing. pics are on this site under my user name..Jason

 

should fit and will stick out abotu 1" more than stock.

 

Thanks for the heads up, i looked at your setup and it looks exactly like what i want. I spent a bunch of time looking at different stuff on here but had not seen yours. I might even go with the exact setup you have size/backspace wise just because I know it will fit, where the 9" seems to be a little less sure.

I hate the idea of spending $3,000 on wheels and tires only to find out they don't work. I really don't want to lift the entire truck if I don't have to either. I'm getting new BFG AT's in the stock size for free next week due to the warranty on the stock tires. I'm going to see how long I can stand those before I buy a leveling kit and 20's.

 

I was looking at the link and find it amazing that that site and many others sell wheels with no details at all about how it is made, load rating suitability so on. Did I miss something or that is the way it is? Is it wise to buy like that?

 

i noticed the same thing....one main reason i was thinking about going with the eagle alloys instead

 

When you go with what you know, you know what to expect.
I have centerlines on my truck, but brand and style are really not the issues if you are trading safety for it. Those may very well be good wheels, but you should find out first. Just my $0.02....