Wheels & Offset

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1999 100 Series. I put my youngest son in the old wagon. I'm wanting to get him some new tires and wheels, it still has the stock 16" wheels and old BFG T/A's on it that will dry rot before they wear out, they don't ride the best as it is. I know the bolt pattern is 5X150 but trying to get an offset that fills out the fenders a bit more to give it some stance. I have a OME 2.5" heavy service lift on it. I'm looking at 18" wheels and will be wrapping them with Toyo ATIII 285/65r18's. Also when I look at wheels, many of them say "Center Caps may not fit the hub", who makes a good looking wheel that will look and fit right with a 1999 100?
 
I am looking into upgrading wheels as well. I plan on keeping a 16” wheel as I prefer the taller sidewall of a 285/75/16. From what I researched, a “0” offset will fill the wheel well nicely. A slight (-) offset will also fit the bill but anything more than a modest (-) offset and you’ll be slinging mud and stones up on your 100. I think beyond -12 will have excessive tread outside the wheel well. If that’s you jam, have at it but you’ll be throwing mud and stones up.
 
1999 100 Series. I put my youngest son in the old wagon. I'm wanting to get him some new tires and wheels, it still has the stock 16" wheels and old BFG T/A's on it that will dry rot before they wear out, they don't ride the best as it is. I know the bolt pattern is 5X150 but trying to get an offset that fills out the fenders a bit more to give it some stance. I have a OME 2.5" heavy service lift on it. I'm looking at 18" wheels and will be wrapping them with Toyo ATIII 285/65r18's. Also when I look at wheels, many of them say "Center Caps may not fit the hub", who makes a good looking wheel that will look and fit right with a 1999 100?

Best approach is when you find a wheel that you like ask the manufacturer if it fits the 100 series front hubs specifically. I wouldn’t go beyond +25, more offset creates more problems.
 
check out FN wheels. They offer several 100-series specific designs, but production runs can take a while.
200-series wheels will poke a bit more, but may be what you're looking for...
 
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