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Old 05-21-2019, 05:40 AM
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15 x 10s on a 2nd gen pickup
I'm looking to get some beefier looking wheels sticking out the fenders an inch or two without spacers. Does anyone think 15 x10s are too much? Will they cause rub? I have a 1986 Toyota pickup standard cab long bed for reference
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I don't think the extra 2 inches would hurt as long as it going away from the truck and not backspaced.
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Should I go for a more negative offset?
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