https://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/vsw-85h7883ns/overview/
Looking at using these wheels on my envoy. Mark's 3" lift with 1.5" wheels spacers and 265/70/17 tires.
Just wondering if the wheels are any good and if 4" of backs pacing plus the spacer will make them stick out too far
Thanks
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you would need adapters not spacers to fit that bolt pattern.As far as backspacing they will stick out a bit
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I guess I should have worded that better, they are the 1.5" adapters to go to the 6x5.5 bolt pattern.
Will they stick out too much where I'll need fender flares ?
Will they stick out too much where I'll need fender flares ?
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They will likely stick out close to 4" more than stock. You gain 2" from the dffent backspacing(6-4), 1.5 from the adapters and ~.5 from the wider tire.
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So I should go with a wheel with more back spacing
then ?
then ?
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Look at the offset. Our stock rims are +35 offset, with the spacers it pushes it out another 1.5", I wouldn't get an offset any less than +25 or you will be sticking out too far. +25 offset plus the adapters would push the tire out another 1.8" or so.
The -12 offset would be good only if you ditch the adapters.
The -12 offset would be good only if you ditch the adapters.
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Look through these. I filtered the selection to your bolt pattern and offset. If the filters aren't there, just choose 6x5 1/2 and +25 offset. Hope this helps.
https://m.summitracing.com/search/depar ... nish/matte
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Depends on what you want. I would rather have my tires out a bit more and I have a setup really similar to that. Rather rub a tire on a rock ot tree than the body.
they've always worked for me.
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I think he may have laws on how much the wheels can stick out in his area. Believe me, if I didn't have laws on it in Maine I would have gone with 285/65/17 tires... Might have prevented my door damage too lol...
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Sliders would have prevented that much better than any tire/wheel package
they've always worked for me.
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is saw that and started looking at rock sliders lol- Fisker
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Here's what I ended up with. 17x8 +10 os
They were in my city and only $599 (Canadian) !
Thanks for all the help guys!!!
Now it looks like remove the running boards next and find some rock sliders! Haha
They were in my city and only $599 (Canadian) !
Thanks for all the help guys!!!
Now it looks like remove the running boards next and find some rock sliders! Haha
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