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Old 03-10-2010, 09:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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im lookin into some 16" inch rims that come with 38 offset. The tires would be 205/45/16....Would this setup give me a bumpy ride or is it fine? Thanks
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16's is probably the biggest size I would go for a Corolla. 17's and bigger is too big in my opinion. On that note, 205/45/16 is the closest diameter to the stock 14's. 45 series shouldn't be too bad. It's when you go under 40 where it starts to suck even on stock suspension.
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They're fine. That aspect ratio is good.
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I believe OP was asking about the wheel offset.

OP unless there is someone here who actually 16" wheels in a +38 offset (I assume it's a 16x7 wheel), then you may just have to take some measurements to see.

When I had my old 89 Camry, I was running 16x7 +35 with 205/50-16 tires (closest to stock 185/70-14). With that size, the tire's inside sidewall was maybe 1/2" or less from rubbing the rear struts. As in, I couldn't even fit a finger between the tire and the strut housing. Any higher offset and it would have no doubt rubbed. However, that offset and wheel/tire width also stuck out past my front fender edge about 1/4" and scraped the rear wheel arch lip (I had to hammer it up out of the way).
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The 1st has 40 offset, and the 2nd has 38 offset.
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What's the width?
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What's the width?

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Sounds like a good setup.

To me, the 2nd ones look better.
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To me, the 2nd ones look better.
Yeah I like the second ones better too. The fake bolts around the edges and the chrome centre piece on the first ones look a little tacky.
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