19x8 to 19x8.5 with an offset around +35mm is pretty common.

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I know that this story does not answer your question but I want to share it with you anyway.

When I was looking wheels to my celsior I thought that it's easy task. I was looking used set of 19" or 20" ~ET30-40. At close range I went to try out several different wheels but none of them fit. They either do not clear brake calipers or they came too much outward. Because I don't want to do any bodywork I just had to keep looking. When I eventually found one that fit I had to buy them right away. A few months ago I start to find new wheels because i wasn't completely satisfied to my current summer chrome wheels. Because I know how difficult it was to find wheels last time so this time I took several measurements and see how much space should be between brake caliper and wheels. Then I send those measurements via email and I usually got the answer that they do not fit. One company that sell new wheels answered me that this one wheels should fit. I send message back and say that I liked that wheels but "should" is not enough and then they took wheel measurements and they say that if I make measurements correctly it should fit but certainly fit if I add 3-5mm spacers. Now I have tested them and using 5mm spacer there is 1-2mm gap between brake caliper and wheels. Those new wheels are front 8,5x19 ET35 and rear 9,5x19 ET37
Of course, this measurement way means that the seller has wheels in stock so that they can take the measurements.

And of course I must say that I live in Finland where everything is smaller than anywhere else and this also applies to the amount of different wheels

And sorry about my rally English

 

Looking at these for a 2004 UL.
https://www.fitmentindustries.com/buy-wheel-offset/VTES2H-5535HFK/varrstoen-es2-19x85-35-custom-wheels
19"
8.5 wheel
+35 offset
I would prefer to run square stance so I cam rotate them easy. Thinking a 245-40 tire.

Will this clear everything? Thoughts on fitment and looks? I've heard of the brand but dont know the quality.

Thanks

 

The fitment is a little on the aggressive side for the front axle as your pushing the max tire width and max offset for an 8.5-inch wide wheel, but you should be in good shape.

Is there a reason you're looking to go 245/40 instead of 245/45R-18?

I don't have any experience with Varrstoen wheels, but I haven't heard anything negative about this brand. The Niche Altair may be an option for you too.

 

Thanks for the response. No reason for the 245/40, I'd be fine running a little taller of a tire just not sure what fits. I have been searching for the 18"5-spokes without much luck and always liked this design even though its a knock-off. If I am buying aftermarket I'll run the 19"..

I am trying to figure out what would fit best without body modification. Will a 19x9 with a 245/45 fit? These appear to come with limited offset options..

-Brett

 

Just sent you a PM, Brett. I was thinking of 18-inch wheels when asking about the tire size - my apologies for the confusion!

 

So, has anyone ever put 15” wheels on any UCF30 ever? i’ve been contemplating taking the measurements and doing it myself.

 

Not sure those would clear the brakes, gonna need a tall tire to make up for that. Not sure how that fitment would be on a 30/31 series.

 

Hey guys, i need some advice. I been looking around at other users setups and what is generally recommended but can anyone tell me if this setup would work?
20x8.5 +30, 235/40 squared? I seen a user in this thread running this, Front: 20×9.0J, +32, 5×114.3 & Rear: 20×10.5J, +45, 5×114.3 and it seemed he was doing fine on a mild drop.

Now i did some math with an offset calculator and it seems ill have way more inner clearance and the outer clearance would be retracted in 4mm and 10mm respectivly. So i should be ok right? Because i have seen other say i shouldn't run more than +36 in the front.

 

Hey everyone, after a few hours of googling and scrolling through the threads I've come up with nothing on if a certain set of wheels will fit our cars..

said set of wheels are 20x11 ET15 all around.. I'm wondering if they will fit without modifying my suspension?
I'm on stock air with an aftermarket controller

 

Well maybe. Depending on ride height tire size and camber specs.
I'm on 19x10.5 +22 with 265 35 19 upfront.
It fits. No fender mods.. i do have A arms upper..

 

Bought Work Meister M1 3P...

Will an O disk (deep rim) 19x10.5 +30 fit?

Less concerning, but while I'm on the topic... will a 19x9.5 +20 L disk (big caliper, but as big as T disk) fit?

 

Ok, I'm going to jump in..looking at 18x8.5 +20 on the front and 18x9.5 +20 on the back. Car isn't lowered yet, but plan on regular BC's, not going super slammed, but want a filled out wheel well.

I'm thinking it should work with no issues?

 

As follows recently went through the adventure of finding and sizing wheels and tires on my daily.


Wheel Brand and Model Rays engineering Nissan marked wheels.
Wheel Size 19x8.5 Offset/+33
Tire Size 245/45/19
Suspension Factory non air ride
Fender Modification none
Alignment Specs @ -0.6 front camber -1.6 rear
Side notes
Does rub on large dips and bumps rear unloaded, front and rear loaded
This set is square with 4 rear wheels
Infiniti Q50 19s do not clear the front calipers.

 

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