Better rims, Fuel Mavericks or RBP Assassin??

williamallen13 · Oct 22, 2015

Anyone know about these 2 brands and wheels. I am looking to get new 20x10 wheels and want to know which are better?

forcefed6.4ford · Oct 22, 2015

Taste is subjective. Get the one you prefer. As for myself. I won't feed the rbp machine.

Cheap6.7 · Oct 22, 2015

RBP finish won't last.

slowcoupe · Oct 22, 2015

I think the Mavericks are a way better looking wheel. Seen one or two trucks around town with them and i really like them.

Tom@BigTimeKustomz · Oct 22, 2015

Mavericks! PM me with what size you're looking for and I'll hook you up with killer pricing.

12 6.7 & 03 6.0 · Oct 22, 2015

agree on fuel wheels. Haven't seen rbp hold up very well

FX44AU · Oct 22, 2015

Mavericks on mine and I really like them.

NickPic83 · Oct 22, 2015

I've had good luck with several Fuel black wheels.

williamallen13 · Oct 22, 2015

Another question, should I go with the 10" wide or 12" wide Mavericks? I only have a 3" spacer lift and aftermarket M1 front bumper so will it rub with 35 x 12.5 trail grapplers and should I worry about dirt splashing on the side of truck? I was really wanting the deeper lip.

FX44AU · Oct 22, 2015

williamallen13 said:
Another question, should I go with the 10" wide or 12" wide Mavericks? I only have a 3" spacer lift and aftermarket M1 front bumper so will it rub with 35 x 12.5 trail grapplers and should I worry about dirt splashing on the side of truck? I was really wanting the deeper lip.

With 2 1/2" of lift and 295/65/20s (35x11.8) the only thing I had to do was trim the inner fender liner on the passenger side. 12" wide wheels are going to be pushing it and they are going to hang out there pretty good.

*BigBlack* · Oct 22, 2015

I've got 22x12's on my truck. I did the 2-piece models. They have held up great and are easy to clean. Good luck!

williamallen13 · Oct 23, 2015

Can you post a picture of your wheels from the side and from straight on. Would a -12 vs -24 make them not stick out as far?

TyCorr · Oct 23, 2015

A 20 or 22x12 cones in a -44 offset.

*BigBlack* · Oct 23, 2015

TyCorr said:
A 20 or 22x12 cones in a -44 offset.

This is true. Mine are a -44.

*BigBlack* · Oct 24, 2015

williamallen13 · Oct 25, 2015

Will a -24 offset on a 20x10 stick out just as far as a -44 offset 20x12? From some of the pics I've seen they look about the same. My f250 came with factory flares so I'm thinking they'ed both stick out about 1.5" - 2" but not sure.

*BigBlack* · Oct 25, 2015

williamallen13 said:
Will a -24 offset on a 20x10 stick out just as far as a -44 offset 20x12? From some of the pics I've seen they look about the same. My f250 came with factory flares so I'm thinking they'ed both stick out about 1.5" - 2" but not sure.

Close but not quite. It would definitely be close.

Mikeyfitz · Oct 26, 2015

It's somewhat close but the -44 is noticeabley more. You can't fit a 35 on a 12 wide at 2.5" lift unless you're willing to cut some major excess off. Even then it'll probably rub still at angles