S5 Q: Is there a staggered setup for BBS LMs
S5 Q: Is there a staggered setup for BBS LMs
On tirerack.com I could only pull up a 9.5 all around setup...
Can any wheel pros/experts kindly chime in please.
And does anyone know the manufacturer of these wheels:
these will be my 2nd choice.
Thanks in advance!
Can any wheel pros/experts kindly chime in please.
And does anyone know the manufacturer of these wheels:
these will be my 2nd choice.Thanks in advance!
No trouble at all. I will PM it to you.
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Yes, You can do 19x8.5 with ET32 in the front and 19x9.5 with ET32 also for the rear...
Hit up Peter@WheelExperts.com and hell hook you up on your wheel/tire package
Hit up Peter@WheelExperts.com and hell hook you up on your wheel/tire package
While staggered wheels will fit on the car, staggered wheels on awd cars can damage the differential and mess with the ABS. These cars are calibrated to have the same size contact patch in front and rear. Stick with the same size all around.
i was just about to repost and mention this.
PM me the car and I'll call BBS for you so you know for sure.
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Hey guys, staggered offset is the more accurate term =)
Sorry for the confusion, and I couldn't pull the offset info from tirerack, just the 9.5 width all around.
Still deciding between the LMs and the Work Wheels, though leaning towards the LMs since there is no turnaround/delays involved.
Thanks for all the help!
Sorry for the confusion, and I couldn't pull the offset info from tirerack, just the 9.5 width all around.
Still deciding between the LMs and the Work Wheels, though leaning towards the LMs since there is no turnaround/delays involved.
Thanks for all the help!
That wheel requires a hardware package that includes centering rings, spacers, and longer lug bolts. With the spacers included, that wheel sits right at the fender. No need for staggered offsets.




