Wheels with +35 offset on stock suspension rub?

The question is the title will it rub? Personal experience preferred.

IHadToRun said:

the question is the title will it rub?

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My 18 9.5 +35 does not rub at all what so ever on stock suspension. I drive aggressively and over lots of bumps. However, I don't have a fat family.

joshhjackson2112 said:

My 18 9.5 +35 does not rub at all what so ever on stock suspension. I drive aggressively and over lots of bumps. However, I don't have a fat family.

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Appreciate it and i'm usually by myself.

joshhjackson2112 said:

My 18 9.5 +35 does not rub at all what so ever on stock suspension. I drive aggressively and over lots of bumps. However, I don't have a fat family.

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Lmfao

I don’t have a fat family.

Fkn winner here

IHadToRun said:

The question is the title will it rub? Personal experience preferred.

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I've rubbed a couple times, but when it's some crazy drop in the road. 265/35 tires...barely happens when it does...but it is possible

IHadToRun said:

The question is the title will it rub? Personal experience preferred.

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Yes you will rub with +35. The people that answer saying they do not rub have not tested for full compression or lock to lock turning. Yes you may get away with no rubbing for 90% of the cases but if you have a loaded car or are pushing, you will get rubbing.

spyder57 said:

Yes you will rub with +35. The people that answer saying they do not rub have not tested for full compression or lock to lock turning. Yes you may get away with no rubbing for 90% of the cases but if you have a loaded car or are pushing, you will get rubbing.

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exactly!

I hate when I read, no rub, all good, go get it, find out that's not true...people are in denial or don't drive it in my conditions I guess lol. I see some say a 18x9.5 35 offset with 265/35 don't rub, I'm like, yeah, right, hahahaha. I thought that at first...for 5 minutes...then was like, oh yeah, I rub. Then got rid of my springs and still rub on occasion

02SilverSiHB said:

exactly!

I hate when I read, no rub, all good, go get it, find out that's not true...people are in denial or don't drive it in my conditions I guess lol. I see some say a 18x9.5 35 offset with 265/35 don't rub, I'm like, yeah, right, hahahaha. I thought that at first...for 5 minutes...then was like, oh yeah, I rub. Then got rid of my springs and still rub on occasion

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Thank you! You both are life saver almost dropped $3.5k on wheels with a +35 offset glad I didn’t thank you!

02SilverSiHB said:

exactly!

I hate when I read, no rub, all good, go get it, find out that's not true...people are in denial or don't drive it in my conditions I guess lol. I see some say a 18x9.5 35 offset with 265/35 don't rub, I'm like, yeah, right, hahahaha. I thought that at first...for 5 minutes...then was like, oh yeah, I rub. Then got rid of my springs and still rub on occasion

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I’m curious if using a thinner wheel would help the rubbing issue. Say 245 width or 235 width tires.

Damn guess I got to look got 38 and above. Damn advan wheels

Guess I should have mentioned that I run 245 / 40 tires. I'm not kidding when I say I don't rub. I take fast turns and even execute u-turns without any rubbing at all! Like I said I have a light family. I weigh about 135, my wife is about 115, and my 2 kids are still young and under 80 pounds. I was skeptical about getting my set up but I absolutely do not rub at all. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't true. I have nothing to gain that way. If you lower, then yes I would say it is possible to have some rubbing but stock suspension I am safe.