Wheel offset - new at this really need some guidance

[Rydfree]

Hey everyone -

So long story short I’m at over 2 years and still waiting (gonna get scheduled *any* week now…fingers crossed!) and I removed SAS from my build to give me a better chance.

I have a Badlands ordered and don’t really like the stock wheels so I’m going to get new ones (my dealership works with 4wheelparts and will have them ready to go and install as soon as my Bronco comes in).

I’m new to making aftermarket mods and am learning there’s a ton I don’t know.

When I get the new wheels going to have a level kit put on and I’m going to stick with the stock 33” tires…but when they wear out going to go with 35s.

I more or less like the look of the stock SAS tires/wheels as far as poke - but not sure how much further out it can go without looking like a brodozer (learned that one recently and trying not to use it too much).

if I understand right the SAS wheels are +35. I like the black rhino Bandoliers and they’re +45…worried that would maybe look a bit small? Also like the black rhino Warthog and those are 0 so worried they’ll stick out too much and look ridiculous?

Or maybe those offset differences are minor enough that it won’t be a big deal? I don’t mind if the wheels poke a bit I just don’t want it to look ridiculous.

Also - fwiw - I am going to be off-roading in this. I live in Colorado and can’t imagine just keeping it on pavement. So also not sure if a wheel’s offset will make any difference.

I’m sorry if these are really basic questions - I just don’t have a good sense about this…

Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!

On my non-sas Badlands I went with 17x9" Rocktrix wheels with a +12mm offset. Currently they have the stock 33s but I chose 9" wide wheels so I could go with the wider tires later . With the stock non-sas fender flares they do not poke much at all but just enough to get a decent look IMO.

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