Looking for wheel/tire fitment opinions

[CBM5081]

Hey everyone! I’m looking at the Niche Verona wheels for my 2020. Im thinking I would like to run a 285/50/R20 all season tire, but I’m not sure which wheel would work better so I’m looking for someone more experienced to help me out.

The wheel options are:
20”x9” +35et
or
20”x10” +40et

I would prefer the wheel/tire combo to not stick outside of the wheel well, but also don’t want a setup that looks disproportionate. Thanks, all!

 

[UNBROKEN]

Neither of those would fit very well. Too far inside the fender.
For a 10” wheel look for +30 offset. A 9” wheel is too narrow to even consider.

 

[CBM5081]

Neither of those would fit very well. Too far inside the fender.
For a 10” wheel look for +30 offset. A 9” wheel is too narrow to even consider.

is a 9” wheel to narrow simply for the tire size I'm hoping to run, I assume is what you mean? So your recommendation for a good fit would be a 20x10 +30et?

 

[F=MA]

These guides help quite a bit.

https://www.tyresizecalculator.com/charts/tire-width-for-a-wheel-rim-size-chart

https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/

 

[UNBROKEN]

is a 9” wheel to narrow simply for the tire size I'm hoping to run, I assume is what you mean? So your recommendation for a good fit would be a 20x10 +30et?

It’s too narrow insofar as it just doesn’t look good. If you’re buying aftermarket wheels you want it to look good. A 285 tire is basically 11.25” tread width so putting it on a wider wheel will let the tire sit better too.

 

[CBM5081]

It’s too narrow insofar as it just doesn’t look good. If you’re buying aftermarket wheels you want it to look good. A 285 tire is basically 11.25” tread width so putting it on a wider wheel will let the tire sit better too.

I wish this all made more sense to me! LOL

If a stock wheel is 20x8.5 +44.5, I guess I just figured a 1.5” wider wheel wouldn’t need a significantly different offset to fit nicely.

 

[GotGrip?]

https://www.willtheyfit.com/

Just use this, makes life much easier.

 

[UNBROKEN]

Offset is the

I wish this all made more sense to me! LOL

If a stock wheel is 20x8.5 +44.5, I guess I just figured a 1.5” wider wheel wouldn’t need a significantly different offset to fit nicely.

Offset is the difference between the mounting face and wheel centerline…so it changes a lot with width.

 

[Joeymiichael]

Offset is the

Offset is the difference between the mounting face and wheel centerline…so it changes a lot with width.

Hey, im looking to buy a set of Konig wheels and these are the specs 20x8.5 offset 43 5x114.3 Center bore 73.1, they should fit exactly like stock 20”s right? I should haven’t to worry about anything?

 

[aaronmarks]

Hey, im looking to buy a set of Konig wheels and these are the specs 20x8.5 offset 43 5x114.3 Center bore 73.1, they should fit exactly like stock 20”s right? I should haven’t to worry about anything?

What model? I work with a handful of vendors and can likely get you a set at a good price if you're still shopping.

 

[UNBROKEN]

Beware any new member that offers you a deal…especially on a year + old post.
Scammers gonna scam.

 

[aaronmarks]

Beware any new member that offers you a deal…especially on a year + old post.
Scammers gonna scam.

Not a scammer. I have a performance shop in Dallas, and this particular comment only a few months old and I figured I'd lend a hand in offering my network to the community here.

My instagram handle is @nardomarks if you'd like to vet me.