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Kia Telluride aftermarket wheel thread

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Here are the wheels we went with for our 2021 Telluride S. They are made by Ultra Wheel Company, model 460 "Atonement". They are 20x8.5, +35 offset with a 72.62 center bore (so I had to get a set of concentric rings off of amazon). Model number is 460-2891BK+35, and they were just under $200/each through Summit Racing. The fit looks and feels as close to stock as you can get with a 1.5" wider wheel. No issues what so ever. We originally wanted to go with 22's, but with our plans of driving on the beach a bunch in the summer as well as towing a boat around a bunch as well, we thought it would be better to not limit ourselves on sidewall height too much. Our next set of tires will definitely be a little taller than stock to help fill out the wheelwells just a smidge more.

EDIT: The 3rd pic was taken before the suspension settled out (uploaded it by accident). It was freshly dropped from the jack in that picture, that's why the wheel well gaps were so big. The first and second pics are after the suspension was settled.

. Telly at Lakeside_cropped.jpg Telly with Black Wheels 2.jpg Telly with Black Wheels.jpg Ultra Wheel Company 460 Atonement Wheels for Telly.jpg
 
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TJ44

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I have 24s on mines... just ordered 26s
I really want to get 24s for my Telluride but dudes at rim shops keep telling me it won’t work. Would you please share your width size of 24s and would you please share the tire information you have with them and lastly, how rough is the ride and does it rub much with turns and bumps? Please any info will be much appreciated.
 
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How harsh is the ride on 22"?
this is insane to me, putting anything larger than an 18 is crazy on a SUV that's supposed to be off road capable from factory. you have no sidewall with the factory 20's let alone 22's they only put 20's on because their trendy I wish you had the option on models above S for 18's so at least all you to do was add better tires, if you really want to use as intended you have to get wheels and tires. its really disappointing they only cater to the mall crawler demographic
 

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Wheel-size.com is your answer


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Thanks! I didn't know about that site. Willtheyfit.com is another good resource.

Also, I talked to the guys at Discount Tire and they told me a +38 offset will be basically flush with the fenders (I want to order 22" Niche Misanos shown above). No rubbing either.

Love the handle, btw.
 
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Thanks! I didn't know about that site. Willtheyfit.com is another good resource.

Also, I talked to the guys at Discount Tire and they told me a +38 offset will be basically flush with the fenders (I want to order 22" Niche Misanos shown above). No rubbing either.

Love the handle, btw.

Another great site to check out wheels - https://audiocityusa.com/

I just added 22's - I'd recommend 265/40/22 - No rub, great ride, feels heavier, but I dig it
 


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