Question about some wheels

[Mystic_angeleyes]

Okay i'm looking at these Gazario 611 Wheels but being a girl here i'm not exactly sure what's supposed to work and what doesn't. So i was wondering if any of you boys or girls who know more than i could help me out. Here is some info about the wheel.....


Item Specifics


Title: 22" X 9.5" Gazario "VENONA" 611 Wheels/Rims

Brand: Gazario 611

Number of Bolts: 5 & 6 Material: Alloy

Width: 9.5J

Bolt Pattern: 5X127/135 & 6X5.5

Structure: One Piece

Diameter: 22 inches

Offset: 15mm & 35mm

 

[Gambler]

You'll probably want to go with the 15mm offset, otherwise you might have rubbing issues. That said you'll have about 1cm less space on the inside of the wheel well, and the tire will extend 4cm more on the outside than it currently does.

 

[Mystic_angeleyes]

Okay so here's the deal. I'm getting them second hand so what is the major difference in 15mm offset and 35mm offset??? I'm still not understanding. No i'm not blonde just not all here today! Lol....

 

[aaron72]

Your stock wheels have a 31mm offset. A higher number moves the wheel further into the wheelwell and a lower number moves them further out. The two offsets that you have a choice from are not optimal for the Tahoe. You typically will also be using wider tires with these wider wheels which adds size on both sides of the wheel as well.

The typical issues you will face in this scenario are that they could rub on the inside with a 38mm offset or stick out too far with the 15mm offset and spray stuff up off the road up the side of the truck.

 

[Mystic_angeleyes]

So should i not get them?

 

[Mystic_angeleyes]

And if they are the 15mm how far would they stick out?

 

[aaron72]

Go to this website and punch in all the info for your existing wheel and tire and the new one you're looking at and it will tell you all of the differences.

http://www.bigcustomwheels.com/rt_specs.jsp

 

[AZSCTACO]

The ideal offset with a 9.5" wide wheel for the Tahoe is +30. The +35 is going to bring the wheels in towards the truck and the +5mm difference is close to a 1/4 inch. The +15 IMO is going to stick out to much. The +35 wheels will work but I think you may want to go with a 295/40 or a 285/45 tire if you get those.