Reply to "Wheel Offset Question"

korina (Guest)

I don't think you're going to make it. It might be close. If you already have the wheels and tires you can try but I wouldn't buy them. Is your car lowered or does it still have the spacers mounted on the springs? The tire size is right but I think you wheel is too large and will pull the wheel into the fender lip. I'm pretty sure my 17x8s with a 5-1/2 backspace and a 245/40-17 are the biggest that will fit under a stock body but my car has been lowered. There is barely enough room to run a finger between the tire and wheel. My tires rub on the inside against the frame rail behind the tire at full lock. If there is someone who has made the size work, they'll chime in. You've come to the right place for that.

8/4/076:49 AM

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