What offset for 18X9 and 18X11 wheels? Custom wheel orders chime in !! w/ pics pleas
05-05-2007, 01:15 AM
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What offset for 18X9 and 18X11 wheels? Custom wheel orders chime in !! w/ pics pleas i know theres a sticky but its rather confusing. I know there are a few members here with custom wheels. I will be getting a a hookup with Jlinewheels.com on some 18" custom wheels.
I am looking to get some 18X9's up front and 18X10's with 315's in the rear
the wheel design that im considering is this one right here the
if you guys can point me in the right direction that would be great. THANKS !
I am looking to get some 18X9's up front and 18X10's with 315's in the rear
the wheel design that im considering is this one right here the
if you guys can point me in the right direction that would be great. THANKS !
05-05-2007, 02:53 AM
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From the sticky. The first number is the width of the wheel. The second two show the range of acceptable offsets. The last one is the size tire that will fit on that wheel.
Front
9.0" ..... +38 to +56 mm .... 255, 265, 275
REAR Only
11.0" ... +45 to +56 mm .... 305, 315, 335
The offset you go with will depend on how much the wheel/tire sticks out from the fender. Offset is the distance from the mounting surface of the wheel to the center of the wheel. Thus the higher the offset the more wheel/tire there will be inside the fender.
Alex
Front
9.0" ..... +38 to +56 mm .... 255, 265, 275
REAR Only
11.0" ... +45 to +56 mm .... 305, 315, 335
The offset you go with will depend on how much the wheel/tire sticks out from the fender. Offset is the distance from the mounting surface of the wheel to the center of the wheel. Thus the higher the offset the more wheel/tire there will be inside the fender.
Alex
05-05-2007, 06:06 AM
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Originally Posted by LS1Lust
From the sticky. The first number is the width of the wheel. The second two show the range of acceptable offsets. The last one is the size tire that will fit on that wheel.
Front
9.0" ..... +38 to +56 mm .... 255, 265, 275
REAR Only
11.0" ... +45 to +56 mm .... 305, 315, 335
The offset you go with will depend on how much the wheel/tire sticks out from the fender. Offset is the distance from the mounting surface of the wheel to the center of the wheel. Thus the higher the offset the more wheel/tire there will be inside the fender.
Alex
Front
9.0" ..... +38 to +56 mm .... 255, 265, 275
REAR Only
11.0" ... +45 to +56 mm .... 305, 315, 335
The offset you go with will depend on how much the wheel/tire sticks out from the fender. Offset is the distance from the mounting surface of the wheel to the center of the wheel. Thus the higher the offset the more wheel/tire there will be inside the fender.
Alex
well my cars lowered on eibach prokits i want an aggresive lip but im not sure how aggresive i can go.
the rear tires i'd love to run some 315's
i know there are a lot of guys on here with custom 18's so i figured i'd ask
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05-05-2007, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by aznspeed
Ask the wheel company that you plan to buy from. Make them work for those high dollars that you are potentially spending.
