Looking at a set of alloys
Diameter: 16"
Width:7"
ET / Offset:
Front: 35 - Rear: 35
are these too big, or any way to get them to fit without rubbing during turning?
16 inch alloys
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Re: 16 inch alloys
Depends on how low you are.
You might need to remove the poo shields to stop chaffing.
You might need to remove the poo shields to stop chaffing.
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Re: 16 inch alloys
Wheel size/offset is fine but it's all dependent on the tyres. The lower the profile the better obviously but even different brands can have different profile "shoulders" which can cause rubbing.