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They're going to poke out about 1.5" past the stock wheel/tire and especially in the front I think will look super silly unless you do some kind of stanced lowering situation where the wheel has a ton of camber and is tucked in. What's the load rating? XXR wheels are cheap knockoffs.
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They’ll fit, but consider the final goal and how these will look. You’ll poke out over an inch and either want to go a lowered route with lower profile tires, or a meatier tire with added fender arches and a leveling kit.
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Thanks. I would prefer they are flush with the fender. Never liked the poking out look. I will do more research and try to find the proper offset
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I think they would be closer to the fender mine are a 10 wide on a 25 offset and mine are about a 1.5 out slightly over 1 tread on the front .. you probably be about half inch out
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Good looking wheel, shame only come in a 18".
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If you still want to sell your XLT wheels/tires I am will buy them.I'd sell you my XLT wheels/tires when your XL gets inguaranteed to fit!!
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One thing you should consider it the wheel's load rating.
Twice I've selected wheels on an online tire/wheel source only to have them email/phone me saying that they could not sell me the wheels I selected because their load rating was too low.
I was told that even though there is a large selection of wheels that will fit the Maverick many of them are designed for a car's load capacity. With a truck the vehicle's weight, with a full load in the bed, has to be factored into the wheels load capacity.
Twice I've selected wheels on an online tire/wheel source only to have them email/phone me saying that they could not sell me the wheels I selected because their load rating was too low.
I was told that even though there is a large selection of wheels that will fit the Maverick many of them are designed for a car's load capacity. With a truck the vehicle's weight, with a full load in the bed, has to be factored into the wheels load capacity.
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If you have just the wheels would buy them would be cheaper to ship.
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