MOOG Gallery

Everything you can find in the Custom Offsets gallery

The Custom Offsets gallery is the largest collection of real vehicle fitments anywhere. Every entry is an actual build submitted by the person who owns it, with the wheel size, offset, tire size and suspension setup recorded. No renders, no press photos. Filter it down to your exact vehicle and setup and see how it sits before you spend a dollar.

How do I find builds for my exact truck?

Filter by make and model, then narrow by year. The most browsed truck views are Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Ford F-150, Ram 1500, Ram 2500, Ford F-250 Super Duty, GMC Sierra 1500, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Tundra, Chevrolet Tahoe and Jeep Wrangler. Every make in the gallery works the same way. Pick yours, pick the year, and you are looking at what other owners actually ran.

Is the gallery only trucks?

No. There is a full car side and it uses the same filters. Honda Accord, Honda Civic, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, Chevrolet Malibu and Lexus builds all have their own views. Offset, stance and suspension filter a lowered Accord exactly the same way they filter a lifted F-250.

Can I search the gallery by wheel size?

Yes, and it is the fastest way to answer how a size looks on your rig. Filter by diameter and width together. Common starting points are 20x12, 20x10, 22x12, 22x14, 24x12, 24x14, 17x12 and 17x9. Stack your make and model on top and you will only see that size on your vehicle.

How do I find out what tire size actually fits?

Filter by tire height. 33s, 35s, 37s and 40s each have their own view, and adding your make and model shows that size on your exact vehicle. It answers a fitment question honestly, because you are looking at what already worked for somebody else instead of guessing off a chart.

Can I see a specific tire size on a specific wheel size?

That is what the gallery is for. Stack the tire height filter and the wheel size filter together. 33s on 22x12, 35s on 20x12 and 35s on 24x14 are three of the most requested combos, and any other pairing is one filter away. Add your make and model to see it on your truck specifically.

Can I filter builds by lift height or leveling kit?

Yes. Sort by suspension setup to see how ride height changes the look. Browse leveling kit builds, 3 inch lift, 4 inch lift and 6 inch lift setups, or filter to stock suspension if you want to know how big you can go without touching the springs. Every one of these stacks with make, model, wheel size and tire size.

What about lowered, bagged and static builds?

All in here. Lowered and air suspension builds have their own filters, and the stance filter tells you how the wheel sits relative to the fender. Flush and tucked are the two most common places to start.

How do I use offset to filter builds?

Offset is the distance between the wheel mounting surface and the wheel centerline, and it is the single biggest factor in how aggressive a setup looks. Filter by offset range to see it in practice. Negative offset around -25 pushes the wheel outward for a wider stance. Deep negative offset around -44 is where you get real poke. Pair it with the aggressive stance filter to see setups that sit past the fender line.

Can I browse the gallery by wheel brand?

Every brand in the gallery has its own view. Fuel, Method, Weld Racing, Moto Metal, TIS, Anthem Off-Road and ARKON OFF-ROAD are among the most browsed. Handy when you already know the wheel you want and need to see it on your vehicle before you commit.

Are these real builds?

Every single one. Owners submit their own fitments along with the specs, which is why the gallery has been the reference point for the aftermarket for years. If you are running a setup that is not in here yet, add it.