Rims and Tires 67 c10 truck

[TDH1989]

I would like to see and know if anyone has a 67 truck with 20 inch rims and tires. The more detailed the better for me as far as tire size backpacking and offset if it's not to much trouble.
Thanks guys pics would be great

[suspect]

Finding a 67 with 20"s will be tough to find. Does it have to be a 67, or just a 67-72?

[TDH1989]

I have a 67 c10 and I was wondering if anyone has 20s on their 67?

[brawley]

go to -search the forum -for wheels and you should find plenty of post on this.

[markiemark]

i will have my 22" on my 67 hopefully tomorrow. I can post up some pictures If that helps!!!

[TDH1989]

Yeah that would be great! I assume the wheel width and back spacing would and off set would be similar to the 20s

[67ctener]

Hope he doesn't mind me sharing but this is a members truck here. I know there 20x8.5 and 20x10s and I think 255/35r20 and 275/35r20. I think it was about 5.5/7 drop in this picture. I may be wrong about some of this info so don't quote me. It is a very good looking truck.

[67ctener]

The big thing obviously is finding a wheel you like that's 6x5.5 most people are switching over to 5x5 for more options

[TDH1989]

Sorry new to the whole restoring trucks things what is the 5.5/7 drop. Is that lowering the front 5.5 in and 7 in the rear

[TDH1989]

Also how do you post pictures on here?

[67ctener]

Yes. Go advanced, manage attachments, pull out of your library

[colgad]

Not done yet but I have 20x10 six lug all around. All are 275-45-20 tires. Rims are all 0 offset.

[TDH1989]

Thanks. And your truck looks awesome

[TDH1989]

Here's mine after I put bumper and bowtie I'll try and post more

[TDH1989]

More pics

[67ctener]

Great lookin truck colgad

[TDH1989]

Thanks man

[fast&low]

Welcome TDH1989
Yes 5.5/7 is 5.5 front drop & 7 rear drop
I am also new to the C10 world & I'm also from Houston!! I have only owned my 69 SWB fleet side since Feb of this year.
If you click on my name then on my postings you will see that I have been asking the same question for a while now & I have had some nice guy's reply but no one with the same set up you & I are looking for it's like it's an Ancient Chinese Secret Lol!!
I can tell you that I just did a 4/6 drop on my 69 (4"front 6"rear) & I am very happy with the results you can go lower but you may want to look at your truck with the 4/6 drop first I think you will like it.
Oh & by the way 67-69 have the same frame & axle set up as far as I know if I'm wrong I know someone will point it out & let us know.
But as far as someone that actually has a static drop big wheel 67-69 truck & giving up his recipe from experience looks like we are on our own buddy Lol..
But if I keep searching & figure out the proper tire size & wheel backspacing I'll let you know & if you figure it out first let me know pls

[colgad]

Originally Posted by 67ctener

Great lookin truck colgad

Thanks, just got the bed on today! Been working on it for a year and two months

[big d's red67]

Here is mine. 20x8.5 with 4.5 bs on front and 20x10 with 5.5 bs on rear.

[TDH1989]

Originally Posted by colgad

Thanks, just got the bed on today! Been working on it for a year and two months

Looks sweet!

[TDH1989]

Originally Posted by big d's red67

Here is mine. 20x8.5 with 4.5 bs on front and 20x10 with 5.5 bs on rear.

Truck looks sick. Love the cowl. And is there a difference when people refer to back spacing and off set?

[67ctener]

Take into consideration his has been converted to 5 lug

[big d's red67]

Offset is measured from the centerline of the barrel of the wheel to the hub mounting surface. Back spacing is measured from the inner edge of the wheel to the hub mounting surface. Hope this helps.

[TDH1989]

Originally Posted by big d's red67

Offset is measured from the centerline of the barrel of the wheel to the hub mounting surface. Back spacing is measured from the inner edge of the wheel to the hub mounting surface. Hope this helps.

So the best thing for a stock 67 6 lug truck is to find a rim with 0 or negative offset