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Wheels like Forgestar have different concave depths, for instance semi-concave and deep concave, but Miro 111's only came in one concave depth.
Miro 111's that are 9.5" wide in front and back use the same offset in that 38-42 range.
Wheels like Forgestar have different concave depths, for instance semi-concave and deep concave, but Miro 111's only came in one concave depth.
Miro 111's that are 9.5" wide in front and back use the same offset in that 38-42 range.
Yeah, I wish these were just a touch more concave, but for the price (as compared to, say, the Forgestars) it's hard to beat.
The 19s above look pretty good... first time I've ever considered wheels that big for my T/A.
If you went that low you may have to roll your fenders, otherwise it will be very close.
I bought these wheels about 5 years ago, and I had to look alllll over to find some 38 offset in 18/19 111's bc most places where out. Did the salesman mention if he had 38 offset on hand?
picked up a set of these that came of a C6 corvette from my buddy he hit a hole and bent the rim im looking for the fourth
the ones he has are 19x9.5 5x120 i found the rim but idk what ET40 mean it also had the option of ET20 he bent the front rim btw
A bit of a revival here, but i noticed this thread as it was near the top of the 1st wheel and tyre page and i hadnt seen it first time round.... My friends car in the photo posted above with the 19's are Front +38 offset in a 19x8.5 and the rears are +45 offset in a 19x9.5.
02-06-2017, 08:47 AM
Has anyone run Miro 111's in 19"? 
