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[QUOTE="6.Farmin, post: 1450313, member: 23655"] Gonna need tires here shortly and decided I may as well get myself some new rims while I'm at it. I've got an 08 F350 that I'm gonna put a 1.5" Ready Lift leveling kit on and have decided on 35x12.5x18 Toyo MTs and for rims the Method "Mesh" in 18x9 has really caught my eye. The rims come in either an 18mm or -12mm offset. I'd like to have the tires flush to sticking out just a whisker and from what I gather the 18mm would be very similar to stock rims but I would have a wider rim and wider tire. Would the 18mm with 12.5" wide tires sit flush? How much would the -12mm stick out? I drive mainly gravel so I don't want to destroy my paint, sticking out 1/2 an inch would be the absolute most I'd want. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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