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Old January 26th, 2016, 6:55 AM
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Hi there;
I am digging out this thread from a while back :-)
I am planning to fit the following to my 2000 1500 Suburban 4WD:
265/65x17 on 17x8 rims with 4.5 backspacing
Do you think it will rub or touch?
Thanks for your input ;-)
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The 265's are 8.1" wide, just right for those rims.
Offset is stated in positive or negative, which did you meant by "backspacing".

Do the calculations here...
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/tir...calculator.php

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Old January 28th, 2016, 9:15 AM
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Originally Posted by SWHouston
The 265's are 8.1" wide, just right for those rims.
Offset is stated in positive or negative, which did you meant by "backspacing".

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Hi;
I think by backspacing it is the distance from the inner edge of the rim to the flange contact surface... these numbers I quoted are from the vendor's site... they do not seem to state offset...
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Not exactly...
It's the distance (inward or outward) from the flat surface of the hub, to the centerline of the rim/tread.

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Originally Posted by SWHouston
Not exactly...
It's the distance (inward or outward) from the flat surface of the hub, to the centerline of the rim/tread.

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Oh I was reffering to "Backspacing" not offset...
Here is what I have as info:

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Have you/can you measure the Offset on your current Rims ?
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I have 1995 Chevy Silverado and I'm trying to buy new tires but the tires that are on the truck shows up as wrong size . How to find the correct size for my truck.?
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Originally Posted by Sara@101
I have 1995 Chevy Silverado and I'm trying to buy new tires but the tires that are on the truck shows up as wrong size . How to find the correct size for my truck.?
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Sticker inside the driver's door tells you what tire size the truck was built with.
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