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That's exactly why I asked about backspacing.

Yes, backspace is measured from the mounting surface of a wheel to the edge of the rim toward the vehicle. It is the measurement that determines if a wheel will rub on calipers or struts. Offset is centerline of wheel to mounting surface. Offset will move the wheel inwards or outwards as well...

But, all wheels have a backspace. Guess I can just pull a wheel, use a straight edge and a ruler to figure it out. As far as what's needed for the lift, guess I can just subtract 1.25" from the backspace of the stock rim.

Anyone know the stock backspacing of the stock Trailhawk wheels? Also, what kind of backspacing would be necessary for the Daystar Lift to avoid running wideners? PA inspection laws and wideners don't really mix, I'd like to keep it legal. I know I could always replace the wheels with stock...

Hello everyone, I just bought a new Renegade. Been a jeep guy for a while, but I've been without a jeep for a while also. The Renegade is my 4th jeep. My first Jeep was an '88 Wrangler. It was a 4 cyclinder and since I didn't have much cash at the time remained a stock. It was my everyday...