it will be able to hold without rubbing or scraping if it is a positive offset of I believe a 30 to 45
it will be able to hold without rubbing or scraping if it is a positive offset of I believe a 30 to 45
how do you determine offsets. lets say i go with 19x8.5 in front with regular front fenders and 19x10 in rear with extended rear flares and i want the rear tires to be flush with the rear fenders. the question: would a +38 offset push the rim out further to be flush with the rear fender flares than +45 offset?
its kinda wide..but it does dependon teh offset
Offset is the measurement from the center line of the wheel to the mounting face of the wheel. Most FWD, and some late-model RWD cars will use high positive offset wheels.
A +45 wheel should sit farther under the car than a +38, to answer the question above and provide an example.
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