I have nissan terrano II and the alloy wheels have an offset of 25mm (does this sound right seeing as the steels are almost the total opposite?)
on them. The steel wheels I am wishing to get have an offset of -19mm on them. Can someone explain if I can run the steel wheels dispite a 43mm offset difference.
Thanks
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Wheel offset
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Wheel offset
99 Nissan Terrano II TDi, 2" lift, 30's, UHF, Hellas, Bull Bar
That's a big difference... make sure that the originals are really positive 25mm... I though FWD cars mainly had positive offsets like that.
Are they a different width rim?
Legality or wheel track increase would be an issue, and also won't they stick out of the guards being 43mm further out? People also think wheel bearings may suffer using a bigger offset rim.
Are they a different width rim?
Legality or wheel track increase would be an issue, and also won't they stick out of the guards being 43mm further out? People also think wheel bearings may suffer using a bigger offset rim.
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