Help regarding offset

Does anyone know the offset on these wheels?

 

These are the TSS rims. I believe they are +50 offset. Not much different than factory which are +60

 

Actually those are Texas Edition wheels, similar to TSS. 20x9, +50mm.

 

Thanks y’all. One more Lol Are these 60+ offset? If so Ill go get the Texas Edition. Can’t stand how far in these sit.

 

Yup. +60. But the Texas edition will not sit out much further. Less than half an inch.

 

Also I believe those are 20x8, an inch less wide. So the Texas edition would be roughly 22mm farther out than these. (0.5 inches out because of the width of the wheel + 10mm out because of the offset).

 

Awesome. I can gain an 1” from the wheel width and I guess +10 from the offset. So it shouldddd sit out a bit more.

 

Just an FYI before you spend the money on those wheels. You won’t get more poke from a wider wheel. You only gain poke from a wider tire and the offset. If you put a 295 wide tire on a 9” wheel or an 8” wheel with the same offset, they’ll both poke out exactly the same.

 

So I can keep my 20” stock wheels and put a wider tire and that’ll give me some poke?

 

Not quite, the offset is based on the center of the wheel - the mounting surface centered is 0mm. A wider wheel at 0mm pokes more than a narrower wheel at 0mm.

 

I should add, 0 offset on different widths is obvious. But just -15mm offset on 7.5 vs. 8.5 is only .2 inches further out. The wider the wheel the less the same positive or negative offset is an impact. The wheel width takes over for the most part.
7.5 to 8.5 width increases poke by .5 inches in comparison at 0mm

 

Haha. Wrong. Yes, the wheel pokes out more, but if your tire is wider than the wheel, the tire determines the poke and not the wheel. If you have a 12.5” wide tire on a 0 offset, the poke will be the same whether you have a 10” wide wheel or a 9” wide wheel. It’s counter intuitive but that’s how it works. Read this thread. https://www.tundras.com/posts/189124
It will help you understand. There’s a slight difference because of the curvature of the tire on different width wheels but that’s negligible.

 

Yes, but very little. Whatever increase in tire width will equate to half of that increase in poke. Usually takes a good inch or more in poke to notice a good difference. Usually adding 2” or more of tire width will exceed the max tire width for the wheel.

 

Sorry, I was only talking about the wheel.

 

Yes, so it does affect poke visually, but only if your set up looks like this.

 

Thanks for all the info ... I guess Ill keep the wheels I have and change the A/Ts for a wider Highway tire. Now the question is what size tire Hate how rough it rides