Hi Guys,

got some offset questions. hope some of you can help me.

been doing lots of researching and reading on previous threads, but still a little confused.

I am looking to purchase staggered 19' wheels for my 2006 G35 sedan.

choosing between: Axis Shine 19's, ADR M-Classic 19', or Stern ST-2 19'.
all 8.5 front, and 9.5 rear.

i read on previous FAQ post on here that the front can fit 8.5" +35-40mm
and rear size can be up to a 9.5" +45mm before modification is required.

i really like ADR M-Classic, but the front offset is +32.
from what i understand. this will cause the tire stick out and rub.

is this correct?

For Stern ST-2, front offset is only +20. is it even possible for me to put these on??

Of the 3, Axis Shine is the best fitting by looking at the specs. 35+ in front.
and to be honest, this is the CLEANEST looking of the 3. (3 inch lip on the back!!)

would appreciate any input or suggestions, thanks!

 

+32 will fit on the front but may rub a little depending on how low you are and what size tires you have.

 

Depending on your rear tire size your 9.5 rear can go down to a +38 or 40 before you need a roll. I'm currently running a 40 with a 265 and no problems and some even go 10 +40 with - camber.

 

Hope you get some ridiculous lift kit to go along with those nineteen foot wheels.

 

You will be fine up front with a 32. I have 35 on 8.5" wheels up front and thought about adding a 5mm spacer. My tire size is 245/40, with the spacer I may try to fit a 255/40. I may consider a 5mm spacer for the rear on the 9.5's to bring them out to 40. Running 275's back there.

 

Hey I also have a quick question. Some one is seeling me 2007 G35 stock wheels. They are 18 X 8.5 with a 50mm offset (all 4 of them). I want to put these on a 2004 G35X, will these fit with out any extra modifications or will need to make mods?

 

I would run a 15mm spacer just so they aren't so tucked.

 

the hell with it then. I am not buying them. Dont want to add to my frustration by needing a spacer. i will look for the same wheels but instead get the 18 x 7.5 ones, which have a 45mm offset if i am not mistaken. This should be a plug and play. What tire size and brand would you recommend? Winter and summer, if possible)