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I know theres been alot of discussion on here about wheel offset but I'm hoping some of you wheel savy can double check and make sure I came up with the correct offset please. Sam has been helping me so far with showing me what needs measured and stuff. I'm thinking of 18's (245/55/18) in front and 20's (265/55/20) in back or I might just run 20's on all four in which I would put 245/55/20 in front and 265/55/20 in back. Here are some pics with all the measurements I took and hopefully someone can let me know if I did it correctly. Thanks...
Front wheel info
If I did it correct I came up with a -12 offset for the fronts.
Heres the rear info pics
and if I did this right I came up with a +6 offset. I'm getting these numbers off the chart in this next pic so if I did anything wrong please let me know.
Thanks again for any and all help, here are a couple pics of the rims I'm looking at. right now my wife really likes the Martin bros Sharktooth rims (top pic) and I like the bottom rims but both are nice. Hope ya'll like...
as I said in my note, I think you've done great.. tell them the backspacing, and let them figure out the offset..
Oh, and if you can, get them clear coated.. will make keeping the shine easier..
sam
Sam, lol i just got your email and emailed you back. let me know what you think about what I came up with in my email and if it sounds good I'll go with that. Thanks so much...
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