5 MORE MISTAKES when Buying Truck Wheels & Tires! 

12 uga dugas with a drill i might add

Yeah shit had me dieing too lol

what does uga dugas means?

Mr.Reyam it’s the sound a impact makes when you use it

Got me too man, very animated illustration of the drill hammering that lugnut LOL, can u imagine someone over tightening the nuts in a very comic way lol

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Especially on a truck. Jesus christ people it's a god damn truck not a fricken bling mobile.

Jack Knutel 6- stretching tires

Jack Knutel 7- stretching tires around some chrome/polished wheels

Appreciate it!🤙

That was the point ;)

Some people just don't understand humor...

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Yeah you probably overtorqued them lol

Drifting Life Sideways worst part is he didn’t even grab an impact drill 😂

I'm glad someone caught the joke!

Its all for fun! Love the videos.

Get a good Toyo, and it will last twice as long the the American brands. The compounds are different because they don’t have the idiotic environmental rules that we do.

Referring to the sound an air impact gun makes😂

Yes 😂😂

We recommend purchasing aftermarket lug-nuts with aftermarket wheels so that way everything fits nice!

NEBS2011 what kind of wheels do you have?

You buy the lift kit and then wheels and tires to fit accordingly, but you wait until you recieve the wheel/tire setup to install everything together

Thank you

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They use torque sticks on their guns that don't torque down further than 80 foot lbs. Now they actually use impacts that are pretty weak and are designed not to go over 70 ft lbs. I used to work there

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Shoot us an email to sales@customoffsets.com james and our sales team can help you out with purchasing your setup and making sure you get the right setup!

Overtorquing can also be dangerous, gotta make sure you are torquing to spec!

Custom Offsets Nope, sur dont. About 230lbs on a 1/4 turn. Golden. Pisses off anyone that has to take it off but me. I had a trailer than had the fenders replaced. That sucker was cranked on at 250lbs. About gave me a hernia pulling it off.

@@brandoncaldwell95 you're sooo tough!

Brandon Caldwell that is plain foolish, had so many come in with snapped of lugs becaude of extreme overtorque. Not only that but your a hillbilly arguing with a professional wheel and fitment company lol

@@gavynrich4609 I dont bring my truck anywhere for repairs. Do them myself. Afterall, its one of the best looking for its age in this area. Not bad for a truck thats been airborn, pulled way more than it is stickered and with 200,000 miles. My truck, my rules.

TheCricketbreaks Rims look like 22s

22's with Nitto Ridge Grapplers!

@@CustomOffsetsTV what wheel is that specially and what size tire?

Tuning would be the easiest and most cost effective way to get your power back

Thank you Custom Offsets. Keep it up!

Preston Johnson pulled the ‘ol switcharo

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billy nelson I’d do a about a -18 or -25 offset For a slightly aggressive stance Good thing about your ford is if it rubs somewhere on the metal you can cut into the body of your ford and it’ll never rust cuz it’s aluminum!

Check forums to see if others did!

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Custom Offsets there’s is none there. Im planning to put 17 rims, any advice and size of tire as well. I want also planning to buy ang 2” lift kit. Thank you

We can take it into consideration man 🙏🏻

Many people are perfectly capable of installing their wheels themselves, but for those with any doubt in their mind, we recommend professional installation.

How do I find the recommended torque for my new wheels and tires???

Fullers been out travelin and explorin new places for the last year and a half man! He's livin life!

Go on carid put ur truck info in and go to wheels and select any tim and hit product options and it will show sizes that fit

Rim*

Time for wheels then!! 😎

What type of truck?

Why?

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Sounds like they are just trying to make a sale. You CAN physically install those tires....doesn't mean you SHOULD. Just like these idiots that use narrow tires and stretch them. Tires are not engineered to be stretched or ballooned. They spend millions to ensure the tire will function the right way on the right sized wheel. Especially when you take into consideration tire pressures. Once they get low the tires run hot. That causes stress and if the tire is already stressed(stretched as an example) you are more prone to failures. I've spent years in the auto industry and I've spend years replacing wheels and tires because of improper setups.

What time in the video?

I would say go for a 35 or 37 inch tire to look proper

i was looking at 35 and 37 but scared that i buy 37 then they dont fit. Will they fit?

Sander Peña the safest bet would be to go with 35s if you are worried about rubbing

Brenden Olson Thanks man! Also going with 35s will go up a little higher right?

Sander Peña no prob and yes 35s will make the truck sit higher

Check out forums for your vehicle and they will usually have somewhere the recommended torque specs for them. If they are stock wheels check the owners manual for factory wheel specs.

You can strip the lug studs/nuts and it is not not torquing correctly. You need to use a torque wrench to torque them to the right specs!

@@CustomOffsetsTV oh alright. Yeah cause im a mechanic and for the bobcats ive always seen everyone just run them with the 1inch impact thats how ive been doing them too

Danny Kirkpatrick use a deep well socket. An extension will not give proper torque

Dirty Diesel Life that's only true with an impact. They even use extensions on torque wrenches on engines.

Use a deap socket... extensions can sometimes twist under the torque and not torque the wells properly

there are specific extensions to use with torque wrenches, but our torque wrenches also have swivel heads so most times you can just use a deep well socket.

With snapon techangle torque wrench and snapon extensions I tested it and it was within .1 ft/lbs

Should of ordered from us, we have drop downs to include lug nuts! ;)

I know nothing of wheels and tires or anything, So I went through my father as he is a mechanic and owns his own shop, And he knows where to get all that stuff, And he had catalogs for wheels so I just looked through there and picked some out, but I guess that site doesn't specify whether or not they come with lug nuts so he didn't order any thinking it might come with some, But next time I am looking for tires as I want to go bigger whenever my new ones wear out, I will look at your site for all the wheel and tire stuff.

Yes you can!

yes you do no way i am driving around on my 40s on my wrangler without torquing them to 125 pounds an electric impact will not get them to that rating. something about a 130 pound tire and rim flying off at 80mph that scares the shit out of me.

what an idiot...

Gropax i feel you on that

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Elaborate! I want the dirty details! *Gets popcorn*

@@patrickscott4441 I bought a set of wheels and tires from them: $3000 worth of merchandise. The wheels are tis the black milled. They charged me $100 extra for the spiked lugs only to have never gotten them and still have not gotten them. A month ago I watched a video where that little troll Fuller said the spiked lugs came with the wheels. Still to this day I have never received anything from them. They play a good game and comment on my post and tell me to email them so they can fix the issue but nothing. Not to mention they never gave me a military discount. Next time I will buy from Mr. Wheel deal. Atleast his same merchandise is cheaper with a military discount.

@@W.Vanderbilt thanks mate!

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