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I have a 2023 Cforce 1000 Overland, and I want to put on a set of do-anything tires that are sure to last, and the 10ply XT400's are sure to do that. My question is this; the Overlands beadlock wheels are staggered, but these tires only come in a 10" width, would there be any issue with installing a square set of System 3 SB-3 14x10 4x110 wheels? They offer the wheels in 0 & +30 offset, what would you recommend? I have a set of 1.5" wheel spacers for the ATV, but the factory lug studs are too short to accommodate so im hoping the Kimpex 194010 wheel spacer studs will be about a half inch longer, they don't list length measurements however.
If I install these 14x10 wheels, will I experience rubbing at full lock? If I choose the 0 offset option, could I return my wheel spacers? Looking to gain a wider track width to improve stability. Thanks for your help!

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I have a 2023 Cforce 1000 Overland, and I want to put on a set of do-anything tires that are sure to last, and the 10ply XT400's are sure to do that. My question is this; the Overlands beadlock wheels are staggered, but these tires only come in a 10" width, would there be any issue with installing a square set of System 3 SB-3 14x10 4x110 wheels? They offer the wheels in 0 & +30 offset, what would you recommend? I have a set of 1.5" wheel spacers for the ATV, but the factory lug studs are too short to accommodate so im hoping the Kimpex 194010 wheel spacer studs will be about a half inch longer, they don't list length measurements however.
If I install these 14x10 wheels, will I experience rubbing at full lock? If I choose the 0 offset option, could I return my wheel spacers? Looking to gain a wider track width to improve stability. Thanks for your help!

The first thing to know is that mounting the same width tire on different width wheels will result in different overall diameters so to do it right one has to go with all the same width wheel. Next, you never want to to go with the same width wheel as is the tire...ie 10" wide wheel(which is news to me as I thought 8s were as wide as they get) for a 10" wide tire. The wheel MUST be at least 2"s narrower but not more then 3 when possible. So you need an 8" wide wheel for your 10" wide tires. It's about bead placement and angle and bead protection. OK, offset. You need to know what offset you have now and decide what you want or need. You will find your wheel info on the back side stamped..or cast into it. 

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Noted, scrapping the 14x10 wheels idea then. Will stick with 14x7 as it seems to be the most common size. Im considering the Black Rhino Armory 14x7 4x110 wheels, they look incredible. Will have to take me factory wheels off today and inspect them for offset info then, as these Black Rhino Armory wheels only come in +36 or +51 Offset. Ideal world id like to use the factory beadlocks on the Overland but they are 14x7 front and 14x8 rear, which as you said is sure to harm the 4x4 system.

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Once you have the wheel width and offset in millimeters from your stock wheels you can use this converter to get an idea of the offset in inches. For an example I took your new 7" wheels and the offsets offered and came up with these. The second number is the balance of the wheel width and that is what sticks out where the first number is what sticks inward. So the + 36mm is 5.42+1.58 and the +51 is 6.01+.99. Here in the US we use the inches more then the metric so for us most aftermarket wheels are an even number..like 5+2, 4+3..ect.

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