Looking for wheel help

[Scrap Pile Garage]

I have an ‘06 2WD.. I’m looking to buy new wheels.. The 18” Mustang wheels are a bit to harsh of a ride.

I’m looking at US Wheel, Deuce Series 455.

US Wheels - Deuce (Series 455)

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I would like a 15x8 front and a 15x10 rear. I don’t want to run spacers. Can you suggest the offset I would need?
Thanks for the help..

 

[franklin2]

I would take an original wheel and copy that on the backspace, so there is no rubbing on the calipers and suspension, especially when you make a sharp turn. If your original wheels are 5 or 6 inches wide, that will put 2 or 3 inches extra wheel to the outside. You need to check on the front, that might be too much and you might have to cut back on the width a little bit. 10 inches in the rear will definitely stick out beyond the fenders back there. No more hauling loads of firewood with that.

 

[Scrap Pile Garage]

I would take an original wheel and copy that on the backspace, so there is no rubbing on the calipers and suspension, especially when you make a sharp turn. If your original wheels are 5 or 6 inches wide, that will put 2 or 3 inches extra wheel to the outside. You need to check on the front, that might be too much and you might have to cut back on the width a little bit. 10 inches in the rear will definitely stick out beyond the fenders back there. No more hauling loads of firewood with that.

Unfortunately I don’t have stock wheels. I know they were 15x7..

Anyone know the offset of the stock steelies?

In the pics are 2020 Mustang wheels (18x8) with a 1.5” spacer on all 4. I guess I can get an idea by measuring those.

 

[Ranger850]

Nice looking truck, as is. IMO, It's not so much the rims giving you a harsh ride, as it is the tires with the lowered suspension. I've seen where the lowered Nissan trucks run with the 4wd shocks to help smooth out the ride.

 

[Blmpkn]

Unfortunately I don’t have stock wheels. I know they were 15x7..

Anyone know the offset of the stock steelies?

In the pics are 2020 Mustang wheels (18x8) with a 1.5” spacer on all 4. I guess I can get an idea by measuring those.

Stock wheels are something like 4.5 or 4.75 backspacing iirc.

 

[Scrap Pile Garage]

Nice looking truck, as is. IMO, It's not so much the rims giving you a harsh ride, as it is the tires with the lowered suspension. I've seen where the lowered Nissan trucks run with the 4wd shocks to help smooth out the ride.

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I know it’s the lowering that did it. The stock Mustang tires are just hard. I want more sidewall. I’m running. Belltech shocks. I know the ride will always suck. Lol.

 

[Scrap Pile Garage]

Stock wheels are something like 4.5 or 4.75 backspacing iirc.

Thank you