what in the dickens does this even mean?

whats the difference between staggerd wheels and non staggerd wheels?

is one better than the other?

some one please explain what this mean or how it looks? i have no idea

 

19x9.5 (front) with 19x10.5 (rear) = staggered wheels

19x9 (front and rear) = non staggered

 

I To Learnd Something New Today

 

nah...i dont think it will. my coworker has 245/45/18 all around on his coupe. no problems.

I have 17x10 all around, with staggered tire sizes - 255/40 and 275/40...no problems here.

 

stock 18s?

 

different widths between the front 2 wheels and the back 2 wheels is considered a staggered set up

 

yup.

 

18x8 all around? hah, i learned something today as well

not that i'll ever need to know that again

i'll edit my first post

 

no worry, blurry

 

staggered could mean a bunch of things. If the rims AND tires are the same size front and rear then it's non-staggered.

if the rear rim is wider then the front rim it's staggered (tire size doesn't matter), ie...19x9F and 19x10R
if the rear tire is wider then the front tire it's staggered (rim size doesn't matter) ie....225/45/18F and 245/45/18R
if the rear wheel and front wheel are different diameters it's staggered. ie...19x9F and 20x10 rear.

 

ooo thank you for clarifying, i thought a specific rim could be staggerd or non staggerd

 

So you can't rotate staggered tires right, since most perf tires are directional. So do you guys have the shop unmount the tires and switch them, or just don't rotate them. I go through tires so damn fast, just wondering if I will need to rotate um.

 

No tire rotation at all with staggered....burn the tarmac up and weep about replacing the rubbers later