Need help deciding wheels

[TheRealEnth]

There are actually very few members running ET35 with 205 rubber.

There is a good amount of more members than the "very few" running that or with more offset.

rubbing is an issue with that fitment, particularly on a lowered vehicle.

rubbing is not an issue when you know what you are doing. Even on lowered vehicles.

[kimona]

Originally Posted by TheRealEnth

rubbing is not an issue when you know what you are doing. Even on lowered vehicles.

That's exactly the issue: Most people don't know what they are doing, and most members just want to bolt on their wheels/tyres and go with no worries.

[Tamago]

Originally Posted by kimona

That's exactly the issue: Most people don't know what they are doing, and most members just want to bolt on their wheels/tyres and go with no worries.

anyone who has their car lowered should get their car aligned. anyone who gets their car aligned by default should be installing camber bolts. -1.5deg camber will fix all of the rubbing problems up front with a X7+30 offset

[kimona]

Originally Posted by Tamago

anyone who has their car lowered should get their car aligned. anyone who gets their car aligned by default should be installing camber bolts. -1.5deg camber will fix all of the rubbing problems up front with a X7+30 offset

Yes, alignment is generally in order, but camber bolts by default... Get serious, mate! Miost YW members don't want to get into that.

Nevertheless, the wheel and tyre fitment recommendations apply to stock suspension as well... unless, of course, you like the look of the wheels and/or tyres poking out up front.