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Hi Guys,

 

I tried not to create this thread as i know the offset question has been asked many times on here, but im really struggling with it.

 

Im away from the car so i don't know my current wheels offset etc which adds to me asking.

 

Im looking to purchase some new wheels, my car has rolled arches on the rear, stock arches on the front.

 

I will have UK brakes installed.

 

The wheel im looking at is 19" (i know it's not prefered, but i had 19's on my previous car and it was fine)

 

the choice is have is:

 

Front Axle 19 x 9.0" 5 x 114.3 ET30

Rear Axle 19 x 9.5" 5 x 114.3 ET40

 

Ideally i would like a smaller front wheel (so the rears are more concaved) so i have the below option in a 8.5" wheel on the front.

 

Front Axle 19 x 8.5" 5 x 114.3 ET20

Rear Axle 19 x 9.5" 5 x 114.3 ET40

 

Are these wheels going to be OK under my arches?

 

Thanks for the help guys.

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Cheers Jamie, i hope you'd reply, as you seem to have had loads experience calculating offsets haha.

 

I will try the 8.5 front's i don't mind a small hub-centric spacer on the front to miss the callipers, id prefer to avoid it though.

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Looking back at tyres here.

 

The place where i'm looking at purchasing the wheels is offering a package with the following size tyres:

 

Front - 235x35x19

rear - 265x30x19 or 275x30x19

 

Is there a problem with running a lower profile tyre on the back? would it make it look funny at the front?

 

I would expect the 30-35 profile needs to be the same all round?

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I run 9.5 et35 up front very low with no roll and it scuffs only occasionally. 10 et35 on the back with a roll and no scuffs at all.

 

255/35 up front and 285/35 at the back.

 

If you want a nicer flusher fit i'd go with this setup as it works really well.

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