Fitting 24's in wheel well

[floppy2floppy]

My truck is bagged with a c-notch and I am currently running 22x9.5 and im not sure of the offset. I want to get 24's but most are 24x10 and im not sure if it will catch on my fender. I know the offset is important so my questions is, does anyone with a lowered or bagged truck have 24x10 and do they fit under the fender in the rear and if so what offset are the rims. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

 

[OHSIXX]

Hopefully Trick will chime in.........nice lookin' rig

 

[Fishintahoe]

Nice truck bro... love that color

 

[Knobz]

My truck is bagged with a c-notch and I am currently running 22x9.5 and im not sure of the offset. I want to get 24's but most are 24x10 and im not sure if it will catch on my fender. I know the offset is important so my questions is, does anyone with a lowered or bagged truck have 24x10 and do they fit under the fender in the rear and if so what offset are the rims. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

I've heard that most guys that have 24's and bigger on bagged trucks tucking hard like you are, get there rear axle narrowed. Prolly gonna cost a pretty penny.

 

[siktaho]

Should have no problem clearing a 24X10 as long as you have a high positive offset like +30. Had my 01' bagged on Boss 330 n those wheels are 10" width.

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[floppy2floppy]

siktaho: When you had your 24's did it really restrict your steering in the front, I already rub my shocks on turns with 22's can't imagine with 24's, plus this is my daily driver. I really just want to fill the gaps better so the wheels don't look so small. Also, did you have side to side control because I do and don't think I could ever use it with 24's because it will defiantly catch the fender if I go real sideways

 

[Chrisr]

looks good

 

[NORCAL SS]

24x9.5 with 38mm offset
285 35 24

tuck no problem