Shift_Altima wrote:When I put the wheels on the car.. do I tell the guy the offset or does he decide or how does it work? I don't want to cause any damamge to my car bc i have to much or too little offset (if that can even happen....)
its cool, its obvious this tire/wheel stuff is new to you... no problem we all had to start somewhere, and we are ALL still learning, no need to laugh at anyone!
Offset is a part of the wheel, it doesn't change. When the wheel is built, its determined where the mounting point is in relation to the imaginary center line of the wheel. Our stock wheels have +45 offsets, so hopefully your wheel is close to that... if it isn't, unfortunately, that can't be changed.. as mentioned, if you have a high offset wheel, spacers could essentially "lower" your offset by causing your wheel to stick out from the hub more!