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Advice on Wheel offset with RC Sport Fender Flares?

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Hoping to see what offset anyone with Rough Country Sport Flares are running. I have an ‘25 SR and wanting to throw on some ~33’s (285/70R17) & 1.5in level to kick off the build before I get into the engine mods. I’m having trouble finding what wheel offset that will sit the tires about flush with RC flares. From what i’ve gathered, looks like 0 is the most common but my measurements show I might be able to get away with +18. Those with RC flares what wheel/tire setup do you guys run?
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Rough Country flares on mine with +35 Methods
i got a smaller tire size 265's
RC flares fully cover them
 
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Rough Country flares on mine with +35 Methods
i got a smaller tire size 265's
RC flares fully cover them
Truck looks great! I’m leaning towards +18 now, looking at methods as well. Thanks!
 

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Every truck I've seen with Rough Country flares is running 0 offset wheels. It will basically have a stock-looking stance with +25 to +18 wheels. +35 is not nearly aggressive enough to pull off the Rough Country flares, it'll end up looking like a pee-paw truck.
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