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15" Alloy Wheels VS. 15" Steel Wheels

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Old 02-03-2016, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by johnKLIFF
Y'al helped me, with a set of 15" MB's and 12.50 duraTracs on an 07 JK.

I now have a '15 Rubicon JK. I would again like to install some 33x12.50-15. I am running 3.73 gears, thta being the reason for 33's.

TPMS monitors are a MUST have also. Can you help me out once again, PLEASE?

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Default Many Thanks, once again!

Using your on-line interactive wheel sizing program, I found exactly what I wanted. The MB TKO's look great on my Rubicon! And the DuraTracs perform just as I remembered. The local dealer, less than a mile from my home, had everything in stock and on hand in 8 days. Since I bought my first set, for the '07 JK ( internet sale) I have bought 2 more tire and wheel sets....a "staggered" set (4) of Nitto 555's for my '97 Mustang GT, and another 5 wheel/tire set for my '15 Rubicon from my local store.

So, like I did before, I'm gonna beg...you got any free decals / swag. I will plaster it up, as you can see I did the whte 07 on my FB page / album @ Kliff Barner

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Originally Posted by johnKLIFF
Using your on-line interactive wheel sizing program, I found exactly what I wanted. The MB TKO's look great on my Rubicon! And the DuraTracs perform just as I remembered. The local dealer, less than a mile from my home, had everything in stock and on hand in 8 days. Since I bought my first set, for the '07 JK ( internet sale) I have bought 2 more tire and wheel sets....a "staggered" set (4) of Nitto 555's for my '97 Mustang GT, and another 5 wheel/tire set for my '15 Rubicon from my local store.

So, like I did before, I'm gonna beg...you got any free decals / swag. I will plaster it up, as you can see I did the whte 07 on my FB page / album @ Kliff Barner

TIA
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That is awesome. Congratulations on the new tires and wheels. Thanks for the shout out to our local Discount Tire Store. We appreciate your business.

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Default Offset question

At the risk of dragging up a question that has been answered multiple times, how does offset affect the stance? In my mind, a -30 offset results in a tire that is tucked under the fender well a little farther. Or put another way, a set of wheels with a -19mm offset results a stance that is 22mm wider than the wheels with a -30mm offset.
Or am I completely bass-ackwards?
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Originally Posted by 81redbug
At the risk of dragging up a question that has been answered multiple times, how does offset affect the stance? In my mind, a -30 offset results in a tire that is tucked under the fender well a little farther. Or put another way, a set of wheels with a -19mm offset results a stance that is 22mm wider than the wheels with a -30mm offset. Or am I completely bass-ackwards?
Offset is the distance from the middle of the rim. Negative offset creates less backspacing. I have an 8" wide rim and my offset is -19mm so my backspacing is 3.25".

The lesser the backspacing or offset, the wider the stance.
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Originally Posted by 81redbug
At the risk of dragging up a question that has been answered multiple times, how does offset affect the stance? In my mind, a -30 offset results in a tire that is tucked under the fender well a little farther. Or put another way, a set of wheels with a -19mm offset results a stance that is 22mm wider than the wheels with a -30mm offset.
Or am I completely bass-ackwards?

Saharaunlmtd is correct, the lesser the backspacing the wider the stance, typically speaking. Here's a good write up on the offset/ backspace relationship.

Offset and Backspace: How do they relate? | JK-Forum.com

For reference, the 15x8 ET-30 (3.32" BS) will sit 1/2-inch further out than the 15x8 ET-19 (3.75" BS).
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Originally Posted by Discount Tire
Saharaunlmtd is correct, the lesser the backspacing the wider the stance, typically speaking. Here's a good write up on the offset/ backspace relationship.

Offset and Backspace: How do they relate? | JK-Forum.com

For reference, the 15x8 ET-30 (3.32" BS) will sit 1/2-inch further out than the 15x8 ET-19 (3.75" BS).
Saharaunlmtd and Discount Tire,
Got it. Appreciate the feedback and explanation.


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Saharaunlmtd and Discount Tire,
Got it. Appreciate the feedback and explanation.


Happy to help! Let us know if we can be of further assistance
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Default Canada eh!

I was just looking on your site Mb TKO are awesome looking wheels. I'm wondering if I looked up the right prices. Is there a $50 tax per wheel to send to Canada? Thanks in advance Dog

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