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35mm offset - John G - 15-07-2019
Anyone running 35mm offset? on 18s? will they fit?
35mm offset - jay_russell - 15-07-2019
you will need spacers for them, i ran et 39 on mine last year(20") and needed 3mm spacers for them, now getting my arches rolled so et 35 will fit
35mm offset - John G - 15-07-2019
Thought you couldnt use spacers if the offset was lower then perfect offset ie 50? This taken from Rimstyle
"Using spacers to change the offset�
If the offset of a wheel is too high for your vehicle, in most cases spacers can be used to reduce the offset, pushing the wheel further out to make it sit correctly in relation to the cars bodywork and arches. Rimstyle.com automatically checks if spacers will be required, and if they are, it will tell you. This allows you to fit wheels to your car that aren�t initially made in a direct fit, widening your choice of wheels and is completely safe and road legal to do. However, if the offset of a wheel is too low compared to the offset your car needs, there is no way of rectifying this as they will already sit too far out from where they should be and can�t be brought back under the car."
35mm offset - ormi - 07-08-2019
et 35's will fit fine but if youve dropped it a lot then you will need 215/35 tyres...
im running et35's they fill the arches perfect