Centerline Wheels

[Dmax Denali]

I'm in the market for a new set of wheels, and I need some help with offsets. Does anyone know the offset of these OEM Denali wheels?



I'm looking at getting a set of Centerline Grizzly wheels, which come with either an offset of +6mm or +32mm. I would like to go with the more aggressive offset of +6mm, but I'm afraid that they will rub. Stock suspension with no intention of lowering it. I will be lifting it, if anything. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[s2kstephen]

I have those wheels on my Tahoe, and the offset if +32mm.

 

[Dmax Denali]

do you have any pictures of them? how do you like the fitment - do they sit flush? thanks for your help

 

[jmyler]

Are you going to sell your stockers? I love those rims.

 

[Dmax Denali]

yes, they will be for sale. let me know if you're interested

 

[jmyler]

I might just be if the price is right. let me know when they come off.

 

[s2kstephen]

Crappy pics with dirty wheels...

 

[Dmax Denali]

Crappy pics with dirty wheels...

thanks, that's very helpful. I thought you meant that you had the centerline wheels when I inquired about the fitment. Glad to finally know the specs on these wheels.

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I might just be if the price is right. let me know when they come off.

It will probably be in about 3 months - I'll let you know. Getting a duramax drivetrain put in and need 8-lug wheels on that rear axle, so they will be coming off for sure.

 

[Yuk_Nali_6.0]

Nooooo please don't lift a Denali!!

 

[Dmax Denali]

Nooooo please don't lift a Denali!!

unless you know a clever way to install the 2500 front end on a 1500 frame, I'm probably going to need to do a straight axle conversion on the front end to handle the power I'm going to be putting down (which may require a small lift). I plan on running mid-11's in the 1/4 mile, and the 1500 front end hardware can't handle nearly that kind of torque.