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Rims and Offsets

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Rims and Offsets

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For future reference the following are stock rim sizes and offsets taken from the Tyre Industry Bible plus a few aftermarket steel rims. Feel free to add any others.

Model Rim Size Offset

Sierra 15' x 5.5" 10P

Vitara 15" x 5.5" 25P

Vitara 2.0 V6 16" x 6.5" 25P (steel)

Grand Vitara/XL-7 16" x 7" 5P

Jimny 15" x 5.5" 5P



Speedy Desert Rat 15" x 6" -3

Speedy Desert Rat 15" x 7" -15

Speedy Desert Rat 15" x 8" -28

Speedy Desert Rat 16" x 7" 0

ROH Trak II 15" x 7" 3P

ROH Trak II 15" x 8" -10

King 16" x 7" -13
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Post by Badooky »

More details on King 16x7
where who and how much
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Badooky wrote:More details on King 16x7
where who and how much
Give Bob a call at BG Wheels in Vic on (03) 9325 1533. He is a Distributor so doesn't sell direct but should be able to put you in touch with a Dealer.
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Bible it! :D
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This site has a quick backspace/wheel offset conversion chart and also tells how to measure and do the calculations.


http://www.wheelandtiredesigns.com/tech.php
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Santos wrote:Bible it! :D
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Post by Vineboy »

What does the "-3, -15, -28, 10P, 25P" mean ( I know its offset but how do you measure it?)?
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Post by Damo »

Vineboy wrote:What does the "-3, -15, -28, 10P, 25P" mean ( I know its offset but how do you measure it?)?
Negative offset (eg -3, -15, -28 etc) means the mounting flange of the rim (the bit that bolts to the drum/disc) is moved towards the INSIDE of the rim (towards the centre of the vehicle in other words). This pushes the rest of the wheel OUT, making the track width wider.

Positive offset does the opposite. So the great the positive offset, the narrower the track becomes.

Offset is measured from the centre line of the rim.

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Post by JrZook »

So would anybody have anymore aftermarket rims to add to this list? i having a very hard time wif the tyre places up here finding rims for the zuk. Answers like "well you see the tyres on your zuk are just too big" and "nobody makes zuk rims wif negative offsets". Im running 235/75 bfg mt's under a narrow track and yes they severly hit the springs and arches, have lost alot of turning circle too. Also do the sunnies come in any other colour other than white? I would like chrome or black.
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