Will 15" x 10" wide rim with 4" backspace fit with stock rear?

[Captainfab]

The stepsides have less room for tire and wheel than a fleetside. You will not be able to use a off the shelf 10" wide wheel on a stepside with a stock width differential, if it is lowered.

Originally Posted by Todd46

Thanks for asking the question. I'm looking at the same size rims on a 62 step side

[Todd46]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

The stepsides have less room for tire and wheel than a fleetside. You will not be able to use a off the shelf 10" wide wheel on a stepside with a stock width differential, if it is lowered.

Thanks Captain! I appreciate all the information you share.

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

The stepsides have less room for tire and wheel than a fleetside. You will not be able to use a off the shelf 10" wide wheel on a stepside with a stock width differential, if it is lowered.

Originally Posted by Todd46

Thanks for asking the question. I'm looking at the same size rims on a 62 step side.


Thanks Captain! I appreciate all the information you share

Todd46, you could do an easy(ish) mini-tub & fit 10's but would still want 6"bs so things clear. I've sold multiple sets of fleetside wheel tubs to step-side guys. Center & set them in place against the bedside wall & floor to mark the area the wood floor needs to be trimmed back. trim the floor. Mark & drill some holes. Some cutting & drilling & bolt the tubs in. You do lose bed space so 4x8 sheets of plywood would have to ride on top of the tubs but your truck can still do truck stuff.

Wheel Vintiques does custom back space set-ups for $25/wheel on top of their regular price (they did this for me in 2018).