Wheel fitment question
stock but you will still need to resolve the tire sizing which, depending on how picky you are with the aesthetics,
may be one of those devil in the details issues you need your brain and eyes to resolve
https://www.discounttire.com/learn/tire-size-calculator
https://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel-Offset-Calculator
it is easy to check the ET you're currently using and compare with the 41 which you are
considering. like I said, my best guess is that it would be close to stock.




5 mm bigger offfset will take that clearance, so be carefully.
Those cars do have big wheel wells and can accommodate much bigger tires, but usually takes lowering the offset.
I put my old monoblocks with smaller offset on W212 who has factory big offset. The wheels are pushed out as you call it, but I actually like the look.
5 mm bigger offfset will take that clearance, so be carefully.
Those cars do have big wheel wells and can accommodate much bigger tires, but usually takes lowering the offset.
I put my old monoblocks with smaller offset on W212 who has factory big offset. The wheels are pushed out as you call it, but I actually like the look.
I did look at that, and the wheel I bought is actually 7mm further away from the inside as well. Stock wheels are 7.5", these wheels are 7"
I agree, on the monoblocks, but I wasn't looking to dump a bunch of money in a car I paid 1K for! lol The set of these wheels were only $346 shipped. I think the car would look MUCH better with say, 18's on it, but I didn't feel like spending the money on wheels and tires. At this point, I just have to switch the tires to the new wheels and roll on...
Last edited by 90lxracer; Jun 6, 2019 at 09:34 AM.
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