I have a 2008 journey with factory wheels now. I am looking to change to 20" wheels. I have a line on a decent set but am concearned with the fitment. The rears are 20 x 10 with an option of 25mm or 35mm offset. Tires are 285/30/20. The fronts are 20 x 8.5 with either 20mm or 45mm offset with 245/35/20 tires.

Hopefully someone can help steer me in the right direction. Car is bone stock so this is kinda important to get right.

Thanx.

 

i would go 25mm off set on the 10 for the rear and 20mm offset on the 8.5 for the front!
you should have a pretty good stance after a nice drop!

 

35mm in back to be safe.

what are the wheels? did you ask the place you're buying them from if they'll fit? this info would help US help YOU

 

Any chance that the 285's will rub with a 25mm offset?

 

without a drop tho thatll be sticking out way past the fender.

heres a pic of my rears 20x10 +17 - 245/35/20 - no drop







You should get the 20x8.5 +25 245/35/20 front and 20x10 +35 285/30/20 rear.

If you put a 285 on a 10 +25 youre def going to rub like crazy

 

The guy mentioned that the 25mm will fit with the original tires I was going to buy. 275's, problem is he only has 285's in stock. He said I may have to worry about the rears rubbing.

 

Do you think that the 35mm will work better with the factory stance?

 

unless you plan on slamming and cambering it +25 with a 285 wont work.

 

Thank you. I just want a little slicker look, but still want to maintain the factory springs. This helps.

 

The front options are actually either a 45mm or a 20mm 20x8.5 rim with 245/35/20 tires. Which offset would be better and more natural looking for the front? I'm guessing the 20mm. How are my assumptions?