True. I'll update the post to reflect stock or 38mm offset. Which is what my research was based on. It's kind of a given that going over the stock offset adds a higher potential for rub so I didn't think to add it.
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At least I tried. More than I can say about your or any of the other "insufficient" posts one has to wade through in this thread. You are welcome to use my post and update it with your offset research.
I think 45mm is pretty safe too. Not positive on 265 though. But its a gamble I'd take. on 38mm KMCs definitely not.
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Don’t take it personally. I did post my results with my tires and wheel offsets and stated no rubbing. I refrained from any conclusions or recommendations for other combinations that I did not try.
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Another data point. 18 Ridgelines with 265/60/18 continental terrain contacts.
About 1/4 inch to half inch gap at full lock.
About 1/4 inch to half inch gap at full lock.
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I just had 265 60r18 Falken wildpeak at3w mounted on Costco wheels hub 64.1 offset 38. Slight rub when steering wheel locked in reverse.
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I tried to warn people about 265s but apparently some guy saying they dont rub in his smooth suburban culdesac is enough.
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Multipass is right, to me at least, as my 265/60R18's do rub a little bit on the inside passenger front tire. My Black Rhinos are 18x8 with 30mm off set.
I'm not entirely sure if the same tires on Ridgeline wheels will rub or not.
Anyway, next time I purchase tires, I'll be going with the same Continental TerrainContact A/T tires, but with the 1245/60R18 tire size.
Cheers!
Here I am in the Passports natural habitat, the Costco parking lot.
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That looks like a park, unlike like my Costco parking lot...🤔
But can I send you my list?
Well see how you are!!!!! I thought we were going to meet in Albuquerque. 😆
If only!
I am only allowed to walk in my 515 sq ft with no crutches and still no driving for at least another 9 sleeps...
What you need is one of these: Notice the off road tires and wheels.
I have also ordered you the following accessories.
Handle bar streamers.
Handle bar signaling bell
A combo front headlight, rear red light/flasher with turn signals.
And of course a handlebar mounted cup holder.
That way you can get out and about instead of being cooped up all time. 😀
You can also get it in Black or Blue.
Sorry I just had to post that stuff.
Before we got laid off from the Hospital where I volunteer in Surgery we had a patient that had to use one for several months. Since it was the right leg his wife had to bring him to the hospital for his every other day treatment. We got to know each other quite well and I ended up getting a bell, cup holder and rear flasher for his scooter. His wife and I decked it out while he was in treatment. She thought it was hilarious and he went with the joke quite well. He left the stuff on and would ring the bell when he came into the waiting room every time he showed up for a treatment.
Got to go back to the hospital 2 weeks ago. It's nice being back. I even got a 100% raise. So now I am making $0.00K a year. Nothing times 100 is still nothing, but it gives the retired guy something to do a couple of days a week.
They didn't feel comfortable with us old people being there. Too high a covid risk. We weren't laid off just furloughed until it was safe enough to come back at our own discretion. I was vaccinated almost 3 months ago. Our numbers have gone down. If there is a big reverse then we will be furloughed once again. Several of the volunteers have decided to not come back for various reasons. Some don't feel comfortable wearing a mask the entire time, some just aren't comfortable with coming back yet. Various reasons. My office is a one person office, I have a clear shield barrier between me and the public and daily get a new medical grade mask to wear.
When we were gong the front line people had to pick up the slack that we volunteers handled. It really wasn't all that difficult in the long run. No more coming and going for people. Patients could have one and only one person with them for procedures/treatments. No visitors for in hospital patients.
We have good wifi that is free so face timing for patients to family and friends was no problem. Also we were not one of the two covid centers. Only two hospitals handled all of the covid cases in the county.
I agree dude. For all the great things that Baby Boomers accomplished we will always be remembered for our one great failure.
Our ever enduring legacy, we gave this to the world........
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