Getting Some NEW Rims
#21
both Subaru and Volkswagen use our bolt pattern, as well as a lot of universal 5 lug wheels. any wheel that uses the standard offset of a subaru will be +48 or higher, and volkswagens can fit 9.5 +15offset all day in the rear, its very easy for someone that isnt familiar with offsets to buy a set of subaru wheels and ruin the look because they have these really sunken in wheels, or buy a set of volkswagen wheels and be unable to fit them because they are too wide /poke too much. not to mention the universal 5 lug wheels in rear wheel drive offsets that you will have trouble fitting on our cars. If this was you and I having a conversation, then we'd have an understanding, but we are helping people that dont fully understand the difference between a 7" wide wheel at +48 offset and a 9.5" wide wheel at +15 offset
#22
Good luck finding wheels with those offsets in the style and size that the average xD owner will buy in the price range that the average xD owner will pay and in the color that the average xD owner will run.....If you want an offset crazy like that then you are NOT the average xD owner and YOU will be willing to d what it takes to make that offset look the sickest ever on your xD
or it rubbed horribly and I could not run this set up...So technically, you can not run any 17" or 18" rim in any off set that you want...Offset makes a difference as well as the drop...
#26
I am looking to picking up some TC wheels soon, and that size is 215/45R17 and i think most tires in that size are w rated ( I am going to try to go with a V, slightly harder ride but not much to tell a difference, and in theory should last a bit longer too)
Keep in mind when you up your speed rating, your ride will be a more controlled ride but less miles out of the tire. I would say at best 40,000 miles (AT BEST)
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