will 16x8.5 ET12 & 16x9 ET5 work?

[Northern]

Front, the offset should barely clear the strut, and with work, should fit under the fender.

Rear will take more work with the quarter. Should fit after, but if my math is right, it'll poke a little further than the front and you'll need like a 205 and have really stiff springs to have it not rub.

I have a 9" ET15 in the rear and it'll fit most 225s pretty well now that it's rolled/pulled. I tried a 245 and the rear has to be raised or it constantly rubs.
You'd be another 16mm out from that, so you will need some stretch or something.

[_jayythirty]

They'd both be really aggressive. Solid roll+pull to the fender/quarter arches and you'd have to stretch the tires to get them to not poke.
Unless you're big into the stance look, I wouldn't say that they'd fit.

Thanks for the help, was considering a flush fitment with these wheels so I will roll+pull fenders, but my biggest concern is the offset, will I have any trouble?

[_jayythirty]

Thanks for the help, was considering a flush fitment with these wheels so I will roll+pull fenders, but my biggest concern is the offset, will I have any trouble

[Northern]

hey guys I’m a little new to wheel fitments, offsets etc and i saw a post of this guy selling 16x8.5 ET12 & 16x9 ET 5 rims and was interested just a question to my pros if this would work on a late model? Would I have to run any spacers, thanks in advance

They'd both be really aggressive. Solid roll+pull to the fender/quarter arches and you'd have to stretch the tires to get them to not poke.
Unless you're big into the stance look, I wouldn't say that they'd fit.

[_jayythirty]

hey guys I’m a little new to wheel fitments, offsets etc and i saw a post of this guy selling 16x8.5 ET12 & 16x9 ET 5 rims and was interested just a question to my pros if this would work on a late model? Would I have to run any spacers, thanks in advance