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I already have 17x10 can someone help me with numbers ....

It's negative offset. And you won't find it at Discount Tire.

fist of all if you want that look go with 18s not 17s. you will need strech tires too. so this is what you can do:
get the xxr502 which has a wide lip. get 18x9.5 all around with et35. you will be pretty close on the front fenders and you will need to pull out the fender about 5mm (not to much and not impossible) and get 10mm spacers for the back to be flush! and use 225/40 tires all around.
you can get them here
http://www.frsport.com/XXR-502-High-End-Tu...ck_p_19099.html
and this is how they look wraped on 225/40 check this audi. he has this set up in the rear
http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.p...;-*HELLA-FLUSH*

I have a 95 stock vert GT and was wondering if 18x7.5s with a 45 offset and 225/40/18s will fit and look good?

Just bought some 18x8 with 35 offset. What are the biggest widest tires I can run with out rubbing or needing to modify anything? Looking for higher sidewall more than anything else. I don't mind if they run a little on inner plastic, I can fix that with some heat.

Hey guys, I have browsed some of the fitment pages, but couldn't fimd anything on this exact setup. Would a 8.25" rim with an offset of 36 fit with stock suspension? I feel from what I read, I may need
a small spacer. Also, I could get these rims with an offset of 22. Would I have to get a wider rim in that case?

This post has been edited by BertaCelica: Nov 20, 2017 - 11:29 AM

I ran 225/40/18 with this wheel width and offset, on tien s-tech/gr2's and had slight rubbing in the rear over large dips. Didn't have rolled fenders though.

Sorry to revive old thread,

From going through I lot of research and found wheels that actually have offsets I'm looking for I think these wheels will work extremely nicely but just want to get a second opinion(I'm only about 1"lower than stock) .

For front wheels pair of 18x8.5" with et +30 offset

For rear wheels pair 18x8.5" with et +15 offset (possibly put a 3-5mm little spacer if the for some reason I turn out not happy with the fitment but should be fine)

If im correct these should be close enough to flush for my liking and avoiding a sunken look and no scrubbing?

I'm not sure where exactly to post this question and I didn't really want to make a new thread just for a question.

I was thinking of putting on some wheel spacers on my 94 celica st202, Will a 25mm fit? Or are the threads on the stock hub too long?

are you on factory wheels?

spacers over 15mm are all bolt on spacers unless you install extended studs

For spacers less than 25mm, the OE studs will be exposed past the face of the (bolt on) spacer.

Be sure that whatever wheels you are using have a recess in them so the exposed OE bolts have area to sit in the case you are using bolt on spacers above 15mm and below 25mm

This post has been edited by Tigawoods: Nov 5, 2018 - 12:38 PM