will these fit??? 18 x 7.5 and bolt pattern is 5 X 108.offset +42

 

no, our bolt pattern in 5x114

 

so there is no way of making them fit correct???

 

also does this mean that other bolt patterns will not fit???

 

also what about offset what does that have to do with rims. Im sorry if its stupid question. And will other sizes fit???

thanks

 

Offsets that will fit: 45mm (stock-ish) to 30mm (flush with sides of wheel wells). The offset is how far out the wheels comes, and determines if the wheel will fit in the wheel wells and clear the brake calipers.

Bolt patterns that will fit: 5x114 (and no others)

I suggest you check out the wheels&tires forums, and read the STICKIES up at the top of them for explanations of bolt pattern, offset, etc...

 

that is precisely what it means

 

Here ya go:



And anything other than 5x114 will not fit.

 

anyone has a problem with the stock front hub? I think it makes our wheels in the front sticks out a bit while the rear is PERFECTLY flush?? I did this with stock 17" wheel...anyway to fix this besides grindin the hub in the fronts down?

 

thank you so much you have answered almost everything last question i have is is 5x114.3 the same thing as 114?????

 

you cannot grind the hub down. The solution is to get 15mm spacers for the rear wheels to even it out. The only way you can bring the front wheel "in" would be to get wheels with a higher + offset (50, perhaps)...but then you may not clear the brake caliper.

 

yes.



10char

 

LOL, i guess offset wheels are not for our FF max's huh?

 

I think you mean "staggered" not "offset"

They will work fine on a FWD car, but you won't be able to rotate them, that's all....

 

And buy working fine, Irish means, they will look SICK.

 

i really wanted to get staggered Hiros for my car, since the rears would look really badass, but then obviously i would never be able to rotate tires, which kinda sucks, and also anyone in the know would ask why i did that to a front wheel drive car.

 

i'd just get some spacers for the rears... small ones to compensate for the fact that the rears stick in a little bit more than the fronts.