Reply to "Tire Mounting Tool...did you see it????"

fordgtMember

Doug,
I looked on the internet and in some of the specialty catalogs and could not find the specific tool you are looking for. I typed in " determine wheel offset" on the msn search page and there were over 15,000 hits. I looked at some of the first 2 pages and there are some good detailed explanations on how to determine offset or backspacing without spending a bunch of money on a one time use tool using things like a straight edge and ruler. Try looking at them and see if they will answer your question.

Good luck,
Gary #06984

7/29/034:46 PM

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