its 5x100 with a 35 offset 18x9. What concerns me is the width and offset combo. Our 09s support 35-45 offset, but wonder at 18x9 with 35 offset is too much.
a month after i bought my 09 corolla last year i went to 3 tire supply stores. the same rim width was my plan way back and all 3 tire supply stores told me they might need to remove or alter the plastic wheel well lining to fit a 9 inch rim and tire. it would be wise to ask the manufacturer of the wheel to save urself from hassles later on.
a month after i bought my 09 corolla last year i went to 3 tire supply stores. the same rim width was my plan way back and all 3 tire supply stores told me they might need to remove or alter the plastic wheel well lining to fit a 9 inch rim and tire. it would be wise to ask the manufacturer of the wheel to save urself from hassles later on.
Do you remember the offset? These have a 35mm offset so they sit further out toward the street. I would get the fenders rolled if need be, but don't want to have to do more than that.
Warning.......stay away from Roto wheels.....i know on the Camry some have had major failures with them and they break apart, and just suck...crappy...
Do you remember the offset? These have a 35mm offset so they sit further out toward the street. I would get the fenders rolled if need be, but don't want to have to do more than that.
yes i think it is also a 35mm offset. but before you get the fenders rolled out to compensate for the outward appearance of the wheel and tire... have it installed first and take a look at a wider stance that your car would have. my personal choice i like a car with a wider stance but not having a wheel and tire way out the fender line. but that is just me. your personal choice is surely different from mine.
Warning.......stay away from Roto wheels.....i know on the Camry some have had major failures with them and they break apart, and just suck...crappy...
I'm opened to other suggestions... know of any similar spec wheels 18x9 35 offset 5x100 all black that I can take a look at?
yes i think it is also a 35mm offset. but before you get the fenders rolled out to compensate for the outward appearance of the wheel and tire... have it installed first and take a look at a wider stance that your car would have. my personal choice i like a car with a wider stance but not having a wheel and tire way out the fender line. but that is just me. your personal choice is surely different from mine.
I don't want it sticking out either, I think I have about 20mm to go before I'm flush (not tucked or sticking out) and according to offset calc this will give 18mm out.
I don't want it sticking out either, I think I have about 20mm to go before I'm flush (not tucked or sticking out) and according to offset calc this will give 18mm out.
so that means that you are good to go with the 35mm offset. but stay away from ROTA brands. they are so low quality. Punks is correct in saying that ROTA wheels break so easily. dont waste your money on ROTA wheels.
so that means that you are good to go with the 35mm offset. but stay away from ROTA brands. they are so low quality. Punks is correct in saying that ROTA wheels break so easily. dont waste your money on ROTA wheels.
+1, I would get flamed for saying that Rotas suck on a Honda/WRX forum...I'm sure not all ROTAS will just snap off, I wouldn't want to risk it. Not only are wheels of poor quality as Punks has said, the wheels are copied designs (FAKES) of other companies' like Work, Rays Engineering, SSR, etc.
There are plenty of choices out there for wheels that I think are of good quality and value, as well as being original: Buddy Club, Enkei, Weds, 5 Zigen, Gram Lights (made by Rays Engineering), etc.
I'm opened to other suggestions... know of any similar spec wheels 18x9 35 offset 5x100 all black that I can take a look at?
you can get a multi-spoke wheel kind of like that one from Team Dynamics, called Pro Race 1.2, in just about any width, offset, color and bolt spacing you want. if you pick something unusual you might have to wait a couple months for them to ship from UK, though. they're around $180-190 each.
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I currently have 18x8 40 offset, and not very flush still kind of tucked in, so I hope these will do the trick.
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