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Vossen doesn't give you a lot of options for offset. Or at least, that's the way it was a few years ago. Your choices are (1) aggressive, and (2) crazy aggressive. In most applications, you'll need some negative camber for things to get close to flush. Don't entirely take that to heart... do your own research and figure it out for how it applies to you and your car.

My particular wheels are +32 in the front, and +42 in the rear. The rears seem perfect with -2.0° camber, and the fronts somewhat less than perfect at -1.0° (or thereabouts). I'm also using a 3mm spacer in the front, for a little extra poke so there's adequate clearance with the big calipers. 19" Vossens are super tight with the Akebono BBK.

wrkls_

Clean👌🏽 What are you wheels spec if you don’t mind me asking?

andro

Hello! This is my first time posting on this forum. I've been looking at some Vossen VFS1s for my 2010 X sedan. They appear to be a perfect fit, 20x9 +38 fronts and 20x10 +45 rears, wrapped in Continentals 255/35/20 and 275/35/20. I figure I'll need to replace the tires in the back because the 35 sidewall will be a problem. They are listed for $1400, and it seems a little too good to be true. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.