I've searched all over but haven't found what I'm looking for. I'm looking to get some new wheels and really like the GM CK370 model for the newer trucks. I'll be lowering the truck 2/2 soon but not sure if the backspace will work from the newer trucks. From what I've found, I believe the CK370's have a +31 offset and many threads on here go back and forth about +20 or +30 is what people have on their trucks.

Would these sit right using the OEM size 275/55/20 or should I look for a different offset wheel that has the +20? Thanks in advance.


EDIT:
I was finally able to find these pictures with NNBS wheels... I don't need to tuck so it looks like the +30 offset won't work.

 

I have those same wheels from the picture on my truck.

I run the stock size aswell, perhaps this will give you a better idea of what you will be dealing with. The truck in the picture is a on a 2/2 drop. I have since done the 4in rear drop make it a complete 2/4 drop.

 

Your setup looks nice. Do you have a picture more from the front to see the offset in relation to the fenderwell?

 

I think I have it narrowed down to two similar wheels.

The OEM GM CK370 20X8.5 with +31 offset (would get the bowtie cap)


Or

Enkei M6 20X9 with either +20 or +30 offset. I'm quite surprised I like a wheel from Enkei but think it'd look great with my truck since I don't have a lot of chrome and the silver accents would match the OEM SS emblems pretty well. I'd also be able to run a beefier 305/50/20 tire as well.




Here's is my truck as it sits now with some American Racing 20X8.5's. I don't remember the model name off hand but want something more simple.

 

Is this picture with the 2/2 drop or 2/4 drop? I myself am wanting to drop my 00 silverado 2/4 with the same NNBS wheels that's on the black truck.

 

Sorry I don't have a picture exactly like that on hand currently.

It's on the 2/2 in that picture but on the 2/4 drop that distance is still 3 fingers up front. The rear is around 4 but the drivers side gets lower when I have a full tank of fuel, which is 35 gallons and it leans ALOT with that much fuel lol.

 

No worries. Thanks for the one's you posted.