Can I fit a 19x9.5 with 45 offset up front?
I'm trying to get four same-sized rims to enable as much rotation of my winter tires as possible once I'm through my current set. The challenge I have is that I've already got staggered tires - 285 in back and 255 up front.
Will at 19.5x9.5" wheel with a 45 offset fit up front? It's the only size wheel that can fit my current winter setup. I know I can't rotate the current tires back to front, but thinking about a future set.
I'm trying to get four same-sized rims to enable as much rotation of my winter tires as possible once I'm through my current set. The challenge I have is that I've already got staggered tires - 285 in back and 255 up front.
Will at 19.5x9.5" wheel with a 45 offset fit up front? It's the only size wheel that can fit my current winter setup. I know I can't rotate the current tires back to front, but thinking about a future set.
So in essence you'd be running a 19x9.5 +40 (including spacer), which is equivalent to a 19x8.5 +28 (which is flush fitment on a W212)
I think I've got my solution. I found a set of matte black rims 19x10 55 offset for the rears and 19x8.5 35 offset for the fronts. Should fit perfectly. I've given up on a full tire rotation.
http://www.nicheroadwheels.com/essen-m147-w-12799.htm
I have a solution for you. Allen@simplytire.com
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I have a solution for you. Allen@simplytire.com
Why do you say they will look brutal? Stock offset is 50mm, with an extra half inch of wheel width the new rims should line up almost exactly with the old ones.
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