If you do like i did.... i used 16” ford wheels from a early 90’s 8 lug truck. Steel heavy duty and they are already the correct offset for the most part. I run 225/75/16’s on them and they look like the perfect size to me. Still skinny enough to look like they belong. Mine are a snow style tire so they are very squared off looking on the edge. I actually got the 4 original 3/4t hubcaps with mine and i made them fit the ford wheels pretty easy. I can do 1 wheel start to finish in probably 20min and that included robbing the hub cap clips off the stock wheels. Just flip the wheel over and grind the rivet and punch it right out. Drill hole in the ford wheel and rivet it on. I needed to rivet mine from back side because the rivet gun wouldn’t fit down into the dish of the wheel but it worked out perfect. I got the exact look i wanted with the stock hubcaps and modern rubber. **note.... i just remembered i did have to tack weld 3 5/16’s nut onto the back lip of the hub cap so they sat tight against the rim. The dish isnt deep enough to let the clips hold them tight so the nuts are just a shim. Cant see them and its a easy fix.
