20" deep dish style

[dpacheco59]

Alright so I wanna switch it up a little bit and get rid of my 24s and lifted my envoy since it is 4x4. I talked to a guy at the local 4x4 shop told me max size tire is a 32x10.5 with a 2" front and rear lift. He also said that the wheels shouldn't stick out of the wheel well. And that it needs a 5 inch clearance or something. I think a 33 will fit too. I want to do like a deep dish style wheel in 20s and want to see if anyone has done this?? I kinda have an idea but not too sure if it will work. Here it is:
Lift 2-3 inches
Buy wheel adapter to make 6x5.5
Do the deep dish style with mud terrains.
Will this work? Here is what mine is now
Here is kinda what I want

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

Need more lift for 33s. A 32 is about all you can do without trimming, but with the dish you want and the 1.5 adapters needed, you will likely be trimming.
I ran 20s and 36s at one point with 3 in suspension and 3 body and cut fenders but they still rubbed a bit.

20x9.5 ATX wheels w 325 60 20 Toyo Open Country AT

 

[dpacheco59]

What would I have to trim?

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

Look at the rear of my front fender. I have taken about an inch and a half of metal off at a taper going vertically about 12 inches. There is also the plastic under the fender that will be the first thing you get into. The font bumper plastic had to be cut when i ran my first 32s with 2.5 inches of lift.

 

[dpacheco59]

Alright. Cool thanks man!

 

[dpacheco59]

Look at the rear of my front fender. I have taken about an inch and a half of metal off at a taper going vertically about 12 inches. There is also the plastic under the fender that will be the first thing you get into. The font bumper plastic had to be cut when i ran my first 32s with 2.5 inches of lift.

Would a 275/65/20 fit with the 3 inch lift. Or would I need to cut?

 

[dpacheco59]

Also is a 20x9 with an offset of 10 too wide? Even with the 1.5" wheel adapters?

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

I would think you would be cutting, but each truck is different

 

[dpacheco59]

Hmm. Alright I guess trial and error