need help with rim size!!!!

[dj figz]

i have a black 07 alti 2.5s

ok so i picked out rims that i like. they are 19" adr spartan gloss black. the offset is 32 and the tires i am geting are general uhps 235/35/19

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...photo

will this offset fit on this car without rubbing????

does anyone have rims with a 32 or 35 offset?

pics?

[Shift_Altima]

Are you gonna swap tires? UHPS tires wont' work in the winter.. even if there's no snow

[rjdmmfl1]

Are you gonna swap tires? UHPS tires wont' work in the winter.. even if there's no snow

very true.. also, you have +32 offset... another forum member had +35 offset on his 2.5 sedan and his rub when going over bumps and on curved embankments.

Although he was running 26.6" diameter tires and 245mm width, your tires are about the same diameter and the extra 3mm offset on yours cancels out the 5mm less width on each side... my guess is, yes your tires will rub when going over bumps and on curved embankments.

[dj figz]

Are you gonna swap tires? UHPS tires wont' work in the winter.. even if there's no snow

im gunna put them on in april

[dj figz]

very true.. also, you have +32 offset... another forum member had +35 offset on his 2.5 sedan and his rub when going over bumps and on curved embankments.

Although he was running 26.6" diameter tires and 245mm width, your tires are about the same diameter and the extra 3mm offset on yours cancels out the 5mm less width on each side... my guess is, yes your tires will rub when going over bumps and on curved embankments.

damm these rims r selling for suck a great price!!!!

r u sure thier rubing because of the offset. isnt the offset basiclly the width of the tire so would it just stick out of the fender????

i could be wrng though

[dangeris]

r u sure thier rubing because of the offset. isnt the offset basiclly the width of the tire so would it just stick out of the fender????

i could be wrong though

Yes, you are wrong. This topic has been covered many times before in different threads. The offset is the distance between the centerline of the wheel to the hub. Assuming your stock rim is 7.5" +45 offset, if you get these wheels, they will stick out approx. 1" more or 25.5MM. Do you know the width/offset of your current wheels? Doc is right, you'll most likely rub if you get them and definitely rub if you decided to lower your alti in the future.

[dj figz]

Yes, you are wrong. This topic has been covered many times before in different threads. The offset is the distance between the centerline of the wheel to the hub. Assuming your stock rim is 7.5" +45 offset, if you get these wheels, they will stick out approx. 1" more or 25.5MM. Do you know the width/offset of your current wheels? Doc is right, you'll most likely rub if you get them and definitely rub if you decided to lower your alti in the future.

right now i have the stock hubcaps. and no i will not be lowering the car. what about if i get a rim with a 38 offset?? i found these as wellhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...photowill those work with a tire size 225/35/19 or 235/35/19???

[dangeris]

it all comes down to what size and offset is your current wheel. Once you know that you can determine how wide and offset you can go. General rule of thumb is to try to to be 10mm from the original offset. I'd stick with 225/35. on a 8.5 wheel, it'll look wide. Generic808 can shed some light on this subject as he has a 3.5 alti sedan running on 18" nismo wheels and 225/40s

[ADKSaad1387]

you want the offset on the 40-45 side....others will most likely rub...i strongly suggest u not get those. do your homework before you rush to get wheels..ive been looking into wheels for over a month and im still learning new things.

[dangeris]

you want the offset on the 40-45 side....others will most likely rub...i strongly suggest u not get those. do your homework before you rush to get wheels..ive been looking into wheels for over a month and im still learning new things.

I've been researching wheels for my coupe as well for the last 2 months and I have to tell you, it can be frustrating. If you live in a metropolitan area, there's gotta be a wheel shop where you can test fit rims. That would be your best bet! Unfortunately, where I live, I can't do that. So research is the key and asking questions on the forums.

[ADKSaad1387]

I've been researching wheels for my coupe as well for the last 2 months and I have to tell you, it can be frustrating. If you live in a metropolitan area, there's gotta be a wheel shop where you can test fit rims. That would be your best bet! Unfortunately, where I live, I can't do that. So research is the key and asking questions on the forums.

yea i do live in the metropolitan area...but its conservative *** VA where they dont let you really do anything..for example the DC auto show has nothing about aftermarket stuff...the Baltimore one had a whole level called Aftermarket Avenue..i mean i could go to Bmore and do that but thats over an hour away