I measured the diameter of my wheels..

[gp.plus]

Offset has nothing to do with tires, it is the distance between the center line of the wheel and the actual hub mating surface of the wheel, thus determining how far in or out the wheel sits. Negative offsets occur when the majority of the wheel is outboard of its mounting surface. A zero offset is right on the center.

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[e30BMart]

Offset has nothing to do with tires, it is the distance between the center line of the wheel and the actual hub mating surface of the wheel, thus determining how far in or out the wheel sits. Negative offsets occur when the majority of the wheel is outboard of its mounting surface. A zero offset is right on the center.

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Thanks for the info!! I want mine out more.. so euro it is.

[thornado327i]

Yeah, nitrogen is worth at least 1 extra inch of wheel diameter. Nitrogen is also good for an an extra 1" on your penis ;)

Actually, it's best to use a special mix of gases, where about 70% is nitrogen, 20% oxygen and 10% of some other gases.

This shit works miracles - I run it since forever - never failed me.

[Teaguer]

I put R14 tires on my 15" wheels. They are a tighter fit and thus, hold more air pressure so my ride is super stiff.

"Like"

Seriously? Do you think it was a mis print on your tires or something?

It could happen.
There are typos everywhere. Hell my fiends car says "e" on the back but he swears its an "is' and even sometimes says its an "m3". :D

offset is the distance the tire extends past the lip of the wheel. That's why stancehomos have whats called negative offset, cuz the tires are undersized for the wheel and have to be stretched just to reach the bead surface. Also no one mentioned that the +1" naming convention of BBS wheels is because BBS is the epitome of quality and doesn't skimp anywhere, especially on wheel size. It's rather unique, most shitty made chinese castings are only +1/4" or so, whilst OEM japanese are +1/2", and americans are +3/4". It's all pretty simple once you get used to it.

^ Wat da fuk??

[tjts1]

This thread is an orgy of stupid.

[e30BMart]

stupidness to go 'round

[Bene]

in an attempt to save this retarded thread:

the rim diameter isn't measured on the outside of the rim, but inside where the bead of the tire meets the wheel.

good job trolls. :weak:

[Brandon12V]

offset is the distance the tire extends past the lip of the wheel.

please tell me this was not a serious statement.

[bernzpeed]

I had understood that much Einstein. I didn't know if putting 14" tires on 15" wheels was possible so I thought maybe my wheels are 15" if the diameter I measured was one of 15 inches.
Anyways as I always say, there is never a problem only a solution, how much do euroweaves cost on average?

you can't fit a 14 in a 15. seriously... this why google was invented.

[tjts1]

Sure you can. How do you think VW kids get that mad tight stretch?

[thebutcher37]

Please Lock This Thread!

[quikveedb2]

offset is the distance the tire extends past the lip of the wheel. That's why stancehomos have whats called negative offset, cuz the tires are undersized for the wheel and have to be stretched just to reach the bead surface.

lulz.

[Teaguer]

How do you think VW kids get that mad tight stretch?

All about the mad tyte offset yo!

[e30BMart]

you can't fit a 14 in a 15. seriously... this why google was invented.

lulz at stupid comment