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Lol..... don't crack up on me but I have no idea what does are. I only know the are 20inch. How do I find out that information
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how wide means how wide are your wheels.
offset is the number after size and width. for example 20x9 +30 means the wheel is 20 inch, 9 inches wide, and offset is +30.
Find the box your wheels came in, it should say there. If you don't have the boxes and don't know your size/offset you're ****ed unless you want to do some work and get the wheel off the car and look on the backside and hope the width/offset is stamped there.
offset is the number after size and width. for example 20x9 +30 means the wheel is 20 inch, 9 inches wide, and offset is +30.
Find the box your wheels came in, it should say there. If you don't have the boxes and don't know your size/offset you're ****ed unless you want to do some work and get the wheel off the car and look on the backside and hope the width/offset is stamped there.
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Axis Elite only comes in two widths for 20".
20x9 +45
20x10 +50
Those are likely your specs.
For the 20x9 wheel, widest tire I'd put is 265/30/20. I'd run 255/30/30.
For the 20x10 wheel, widest tire I'd put is 285/30/20. I'd run 275/30/20. (your current tire)
20x9 +45
20x10 +50
Those are likely your specs.
For the 20x9 wheel, widest tire I'd put is 265/30/20. I'd run 255/30/30.
For the 20x10 wheel, widest tire I'd put is 285/30/20. I'd run 275/30/20. (your current tire)
Wow. You like a tire encyclopedia. Lol.....thanks man, that was really helpful. So it's safe to assume I have the 20x10 +50. So hypothetically speaking, what if I put in a wrong size of tire? What will happen
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Depends how wrong the tire is.
Your wheels are likely staggered, meaning your rear wheel is wider than the front, so you only have 20x10 +50 in the rear, and 20x9 +45 in the front. I posted the recommended sizes above. I suggest you stick with those or get different wheels.
Your wheels are likely staggered, meaning your rear wheel is wider than the front, so you only have 20x10 +50 in the rear, and 20x9 +45 in the front. I posted the recommended sizes above. I suggest you stick with those or get different wheels.



