Staggard Wheels
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Staggard Wheels
Bought wheels for our Cadillac CTS. Will not Fit. They are Ruff Racing 278 staggered 20s. I figured that out by coming here and researching on Google. Any help? What do these fit?
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Moving this to the Other Cars section, but you're going to have to provide a lot more information than you have - like offset, backspacing, lug spacing, etc.
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I will have to do some more measuring. Learning as I go. Not a clue about tire fitment. Thanks for the help.
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You need a wheel with less "offset".
You're going to need to become more familiar with wheel terminology. That's 6" backspacing, as offset, is the distance the face of the mounting pad is (offset), from the centerline of the rim.
Personally, I wish the wheel manufacturers would agree to use ONE term, either backspacing or offset, but not both! It gets confusing.....
(In the case of the wheel you pictured, it has approximately 1.5" of offset.)
You're going to need to become more familiar with wheel terminology. That's 6" backspacing, as offset, is the distance the face of the mounting pad is (offset), from the centerline of the rim.
Personally, I wish the wheel manufacturers would agree to use ONE term, either backspacing or offset, but not both! It gets confusing.....
(In the case of the wheel you pictured, it has approximately 1.5" of offset.)
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You need a wheel with less "offset".
You're going to need to become more familiar with wheel terminology. That's 6" backspacing, as offset, is the distance the face of the mounting pad is (offset), from the centerline of the rim.
Personally, I wish the wheel manufacturers would agree to use ONE term, either backspacing or offset, but not both! It gets confusing.....
(In the case of the wheel you pictured, it has approximately 1.5" of offset.)
You're going to need to become more familiar with wheel terminology. That's 6" backspacing, as offset, is the distance the face of the mounting pad is (offset), from the centerline of the rim.
Personally, I wish the wheel manufacturers would agree to use ONE term, either backspacing or offset, but not both! It gets confusing.....
(In the case of the wheel you pictured, it has approximately 1.5" of offset.)