Need MORE help with offset?
01-04-2008 | 01:49 AM
#1
Need MORE help with offset?
Try this link, comprehensive comparison of what you have and what you want.
http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp
http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp
01-04-2008 | 11:05 AM
#4
That is pretty cool, but I still think someone should just sticky a list consisting of the different widths and their respective tire sizes/offsets...
I posted something like that earlier...but no one seemed to care
These sizes are for a fourth gen, spacer in the back would be needed...
Obviously the aspect ratio would vary depending on the diameter of the wheel...
I posted something like that earlier...but no one seemed to care
These sizes are for a fourth gen, spacer in the back would be needed...
I think we should add this note the offset calculator, based on the observations I have of setups on 4th gen maximas (5th and 6th can add their 2 cents later... )
For a fourth gen Maxima and a moderately flush setup in the front (little/no poke), roll rear fender and space to match:
Width Offset Tire Size
9 +38 (255)
8.5 +32 (245)
8 +26 (235)
7.5 +20 (225)
7 +14 (215)
You can vary the offset a little, but I don't recommend going too much lower if you don't want to stretch tires too much to fit. The tire sizes are also not concrete, but I don't recommend going too much bigger because of rubbing issues, especially if your slammed...
For a fourth gen Maxima and a moderately flush setup in the front (little/no poke), roll rear fender and space to match:
Width Offset Tire Size
9 +38 (255)
8.5 +32 (245)
8 +26 (235)
7.5 +20 (225)
7 +14 (215)
You can vary the offset a little, but I don't recommend going too much lower if you don't want to stretch tires too much to fit. The tire sizes are also not concrete, but I don't recommend going too much bigger because of rubbing issues, especially if your slammed...
01-11-2008 | 02:02 AM
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Good find!! I've seen this one before and noticed that it gave a bit more info than most other offset/tire calculators. It has a problem with people wanting to run stretched tires. I can't put 225/35/19s on a 19x9 on their calculator.
01-11-2008 | 05:05 AM
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01-11-2008 | 09:32 AM
#11
sunk in wheels and/or rubbing = 
no rear camber =
stretched tires = dealing with the
personally, i don't care for the look (which is why a lot of people do it), but if i have to do it to get low and run flush wheels then i will.
no rear camber =
stretched tires = dealing with the
personally, i don't care for the look (which is why a lot of people do it), but if i have to do it to get low and run flush wheels then i will.
01-11-2008 | 10:39 AM
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