Wheel Noob Needs Help
#1
Wheel Noob Needs Help
Hey all,
I know winter is coming (RIP Ned) but I am starting to think about buying my first set of summer wheels for my X Coupe that is lowered on Swifts. I've never bought wheels before so I'm a little lost. I've done some research on my own but I need some help before pulling the trigger on anything.
I have my eyes on some Stance SF01 Wheels that are 19x9.5. I don't want 20s. They are just too big for me and I'd rather have a little more meat on my tires.
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...438&CheckFit=1
When it comes to buying tires is where I start to lose it. I found a multiplier online so I think that for a 9.5" width rim I would need 245mm tires. After that though I'm not sure what else to look for. I am going for a flush with the fenders look (not stanced at all) and I don't want to rub. Just a cleaner, more aggressive look. I know offset is important but I'm not sure how it works. The smaller the number the further out from the center of the car correct?
Anyway, I know this is long. Hope someone has the patience to help me out. Thanks!
I know winter is coming (RIP Ned) but I am starting to think about buying my first set of summer wheels for my X Coupe that is lowered on Swifts. I've never bought wheels before so I'm a little lost. I've done some research on my own but I need some help before pulling the trigger on anything.
I have my eyes on some Stance SF01 Wheels that are 19x9.5. I don't want 20s. They are just too big for me and I'd rather have a little more meat on my tires.
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...438&CheckFit=1
When it comes to buying tires is where I start to lose it. I found a multiplier online so I think that for a 9.5" width rim I would need 245mm tires. After that though I'm not sure what else to look for. I am going for a flush with the fenders look (not stanced at all) and I don't want to rub. Just a cleaner, more aggressive look. I know offset is important but I'm not sure how it works. The smaller the number the further out from the center of the car correct?
Anyway, I know this is long. Hope someone has the patience to help me out. Thanks!
#3
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Hey all,
I know winter is coming (RIP Ned) but I am starting to think about buying my first set of summer wheels for my X Coupe that is lowered on Swifts. I've never bought wheels before so I'm a little lost. I've done some research on my own but I need some help before pulling the trigger on anything.
I have my eyes on some Stance SF01 Wheels that are 19x9.5. I don't want 20s. They are just too big for me and I'd rather have a little more meat on my tires.
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...438&CheckFit=1
When it comes to buying tires is where I start to lose it. I found a multiplier online so I think that for a 9.5" width rim I would need 245mm tires. After that though I'm not sure what else to look for. I am going for a flush with the fenders look (not stanced at all) and I don't want to rub. Just a cleaner, more aggressive look. I know offset is important but I'm not sure how it works. The smaller the number the further out from the center of the car correct?
Anyway, I know this is long. Hope someone has the patience to help me out. Thanks!
I know winter is coming (RIP Ned) but I am starting to think about buying my first set of summer wheels for my X Coupe that is lowered on Swifts. I've never bought wheels before so I'm a little lost. I've done some research on my own but I need some help before pulling the trigger on anything.
I have my eyes on some Stance SF01 Wheels that are 19x9.5. I don't want 20s. They are just too big for me and I'd rather have a little more meat on my tires.
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...438&CheckFit=1
When it comes to buying tires is where I start to lose it. I found a multiplier online so I think that for a 9.5" width rim I would need 245mm tires. After that though I'm not sure what else to look for. I am going for a flush with the fenders look (not stanced at all) and I don't want to rub. Just a cleaner, more aggressive look. I know offset is important but I'm not sure how it works. The smaller the number the further out from the center of the car correct?
Anyway, I know this is long. Hope someone has the patience to help me out. Thanks!
Running 245/40/19s all around on 9.5s is a good plan for your AWD. It looks like you have a wide variety of offsets according to this site
19x9.5 Stance SF01 Brushed Silver (Rotary Forged) (True Directional) Wheels
I think a +35 offset will get you a more flush look without any problems w/ rubbing at the fender. A +30 will have the wheel right at the fender but will still tuck inside under compression, but the +35 gives you a little more wiggle room.
#4
Hey all,
I know winter is coming (RIP Ned) but I am starting to think about buying my first set of summer wheels for my X Coupe that is lowered on Swifts. I've never bought wheels before so I'm a little lost. I've done some research on my own but I need some help before pulling the trigger on anything.
I have my eyes on some Stance SF01 Wheels that are 19x9.5. I don't want 20s. They are just too big for me and I'd rather have a little more meat on my tires.
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...438&CheckFit=1
When it comes to buying tires is where I start to lose it. I found a multiplier online so I think that for a 9.5" width rim I would need 245mm tires. After that though I'm not sure what else to look for. I am going for a flush with the fenders look (not stanced at all) and I don't want to rub. Just a cleaner, more aggressive look. I know offset is important but I'm not sure how it works. The smaller the number the further out from the center of the car correct?
Anyway, I know this is long. Hope someone has the patience to help me out. Thanks!
I know winter is coming (RIP Ned) but I am starting to think about buying my first set of summer wheels for my X Coupe that is lowered on Swifts. I've never bought wheels before so I'm a little lost. I've done some research on my own but I need some help before pulling the trigger on anything.
I have my eyes on some Stance SF01 Wheels that are 19x9.5. I don't want 20s. They are just too big for me and I'd rather have a little more meat on my tires.
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...438&CheckFit=1
When it comes to buying tires is where I start to lose it. I found a multiplier online so I think that for a 9.5" width rim I would need 245mm tires. After that though I'm not sure what else to look for. I am going for a flush with the fenders look (not stanced at all) and I don't want to rub. Just a cleaner, more aggressive look. I know offset is important but I'm not sure how it works. The smaller the number the further out from the center of the car correct?
Anyway, I know this is long. Hope someone has the patience to help me out. Thanks!
#7
Not long, just covering your bases
Running 245/40/19s all around on 9.5s is a good plan for your AWD. It looks like you have a wide variety of offsets according to this site
19x9.5 Stance SF01 Brushed Silver (Rotary Forged) (True Directional) Wheels
I think a +35 offset will get you a more flush look without any problems w/ rubbing at the fender. A +30 will have the wheel right at the fender but will still tuck inside under compression, but the +35 gives you a little more wiggle room.
Running 245/40/19s all around on 9.5s is a good plan for your AWD. It looks like you have a wide variety of offsets according to this site
19x9.5 Stance SF01 Brushed Silver (Rotary Forged) (True Directional) Wheels
I think a +35 offset will get you a more flush look without any problems w/ rubbing at the fender. A +30 will have the wheel right at the fender but will still tuck inside under compression, but the +35 gives you a little more wiggle room.
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