Correct offset to have rims flush with fenders?
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Correct offset to have rims flush with fenders?
I was looking at my 2018 SV today and I noticed that the stock wheels sit too far in for my taste, (tucked into the fender wells). I would prefer to have my wheels and tires more flush with the side of the car. So I think my next set of wheels will need to sit about an inch more to the outside of the car. I saw somewhere that the stock rims have an offset of 30mm. What offset would I need to have the face of the rim be about an inch farther out?
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