02:09 This is the best short explanation of cast vs forged that I’ve heard. Doesn’t get all technical, but it is the basic gist. If needing to explain again, explain like this. I’m a mechanical engineer, and I approve your message. 03:28 But should immediately follow with this. And I don’t approve of the sushi.
Excellent video! I wish I had been aware of you guys when I bought my first set of aftermarket wheels for my 2004 CrownVic LX. Fortunately I didn’t go wild the first time around and stuck reasonably close to factory. I went from factory 16x7 w. 45 offset to 17x7.5 w. 42 offset. I went from 225/60R16 Michelin to 235/55R17 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ (love these tires). I kept my factory wheels for my winter tires (I live in Canada). Note, too, that I also upgraded my front stabilizer bar as well as added a good rear bar. I did that before adding the dual exhaust. But now after four years I want to upgrade for a better look. I’ve narrowed the choice down to two candidates. The first is an 18x8 with 40 offset (Fast FC04 in Gloss Silver) which would mean getting new 235/18R50R18 Michelins. The second choice is a 17x8 with 35 offset (XXR 555 in Chromium Black) wherein I’d get to keep my existing tires that have very low mileage. The 18in. wheel is the more optimum fit and the 17in. wheel would poke out a bit more, about 5mm. or 3/16 in. The 17in. wheel would also cost less because I wouldn’t have to buy new tires.
Hell yeah homie! We all learn one way or another, we try to help. Have you added your ride to the gallery?! If not we’d love to see it! Here’s the link -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
When I do the wheel upgrade I’ll do that. I’m hoping to do the upgrade when I take my winter tires off in the next few weeks (depending on the weather). Other than the wheels the car looks stock except for the Stainless Works dual exhaust and the chromed honeycomb style police grille (gives it a touch of muscle car vibe on the front). The car is in excellent condition with only 120,000 kms. (about 74,000 miles) on it.
What did you go with?! Excited to see what they go on! Make sure you add your car when you're ready to party. 🤘 -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
Excited to see them homie! 💪🏽 thanks for the support, make sure to add your whip to the gallery when you get the wheels on! -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
Could you please go into how to match tire width to wheel width and what fit types there are and how you would achieve them? I keep seeing tires where the side walls are bulging out past the lip of the wheel and others where the side wall doesn’t even seem to touch the lip and it looks like it too small for the wheel being used.
Measure your wheel from bead to bead in millimetres. The first number In a tyre size is the tyres width in millimetres Can you guess the third step?? Choose the tyre whose first number most closely matches the measurement you took from bead to bead on your wheel
FI is awesome I wanted to put some wheels on my car and they walked me through all my different options for the wheels. Unfortunately becuase of the offset we couldn’t make it work and then we found some alternatives. Put on my new wheels this weekend and love them.
Very informative…. Now to see if I can find this good info in relation to Jeeps and off roading…. In the process of buying new Rims ( going down to 17 in) and bigger tires (going up to 35 K02s)
My weakness when picking out wheels & tires are wheel sizes & tire sizes. When I ask for help on Instagram or in FB groups people here in Maryland who mostly follow me on Instagram are not every helpful instead of helping they like to bash or make fun. I tend to get more help from people in Cali or FL the most. The only FB groups I can find sadly are here in Maryland or the DMV in general (DC. Maryland & Virginia). Or groups with dudes who act like females they're not helpful however I found an only female car enthusiast group the amount of help is far more helpful compared to males also less childish & bashing & name-calling. But I digress this video is crazy helpful I like the 0 offsets or a little positive. Thank you.
Hey fam, we’re here to help! If you ever have any in depth questions, shoot wheels@fitmentindustries.com an email whether you’re buying or not. 🤘🏾 just want everyone to have a good time while they build their cars! -Edgar
Yea same here in Florida actually. Ask for help and everyone treats you like you're stupid. Sorry I don't know if a 235 tire will fit on a 9.5w rim lol
I swear I just called FI about this. They gave me the lesson on this and I had some homework on what type of wheel I could actually have on my car. The student had become the teacher; well, not quite but I'm smarter than yesterday.
Please more Q50 content, I know we aren’t the biggest market but the gallery doesn’t have the greatest selection of owners running 3 piece wheels and I’ve only seen two ssr professor 5 and work meisters being rocked and I am still lost for fitment with those brands, sorry if this was horrible to read and if I’m dumb I just don’t want to get wheels unless they are exactly what I want for the price
If you make another video, or mention offsets again in the future, could you do an animation of a wheel with a fender, to show just how drastic or minimal each increase or decrease makes?
One thing about the gallery is there’s quite a few cars that arnt in there. My 02 lesabre isn’t in there and it makes it annoying to try and find ideas
No way Dakota knows who Xavier Wulf and Lil Peep are but has never heard anything by " the three amigos or whatever" hahah I can definitely appreciate this guys choice in music.
Forged wheels still are made from a blank that was made via casting. A cast blank. -- and machining out metal to basically cutout the shape of the wheel is not actually forging. Actual forged wheels uses about 2 million lb/inch press to literally force the blank into its shape. --however, most makers just buy the blanks that they use. And, the blanks are still typically gravity cast blanks. - so let’s keep it real and honest FI. Real forged wheels are ridiculously expensive, but some are affordable. Reality is that most ppl will never need the capacity of a forged wheel anyway. - Thus, comes in rotary forged.
@@FitmentIndustries someone told me about a series of videos in your channel since then I try to watch every one! You have a fan in Northeast in Canada
Aodhans would look good! I’d honestly take a look at our gallery and get some better ideas of the Fitment you want! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 here’s a link. -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
Figured you guys would atleast mention low medium and high disk spacing since you’re trying to help people buy their first set of wheels. Bobby needs to know that even if he buys a ssr Minerva with a low offset it still won’t clear his calipers if it’s a low disk wheel
Case by case situation, most people run more negative but it all depends on your vehicle, take a look at the gallery and see if there’s better examples! Also have to see if the wheels clears, our Anovias clear big brake kits but not all brands will. -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno
Now I'm wondering what wheels would look good on a 2003 Suzuki Alto with a mighty 63HP figure. It would be a waste of money since a set of them would be worth more than the car itself. I thought about something similar to König Rewinds.
@@FitmentIndustries Saw a guy in a Nürburgring compilation beating the crap out of a Renault Twingo that had similar wheels. That and touring cars gave me inspiration where even the most bland and boring silver family wagon looked like a kitted out track monster.
There were Corvette wheels that actually broke OEM. Sounds like they were cast. You would think for the price of that car and all things considered they wouldn't do this.
@@FitmentIndustries Jup gotta have papers for everything and if something comes in combinations, you gotta have it registered again. For example i have a set of tein coilovers the came with "tüv-certificates" but this certificate is only valid for the stock wheels, so if a want to have different wheels i need to register it again in combination with the coilovers. However the wheels gotta have certificates as well 🤣
Trynna get some new ones? 👀 shoot wheels@fitmentindustries.com if you’re looking for something specific! Also, check the gallery for fresh new ideas homie 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽 -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
I drive a toyota yaris sedan 2016 (it’s called vios in the philippines) I’ve been looking for wheels forever and was afraid of it not looking good because I’m afraid to lower my ride since i live in the philippines (trash roads) and i dont like to change just the wheels because not having the car lowered does not give afternarket wheels justice. So I gave up and rode with stocks :(
@@FitmentIndustries hmmm the scene here is quite substantial and yes they go through it even though it would give them a harder time. It annoyed the hell out of me when i didn’t understand yet the car scene because they were slow trying to take it slow during high humps or uneven roads. But now I understand why they still do it regardless. Respect to them.
I Wana get some esr cs8 for my 18 tlx AWD but i don't see people in gallery with the kind of set up I want ,I want 19x9.5 +22 ,scared that they going to poke out. .going for flush ..
Personally I’d look for similar specs on different style of wheels and that’ll help determine the proper sizing and offset. 🙂 if anything too, shot wheels@fitmentindustries.com an email if you need in depth help homie! -Edgar
I’d say look up the vehicle you’re looking to run, and see what wheels they’re running! Can also use our gallery to get a good idea if anyone is running big brakes on your model car. 👏🏾 take a look! -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
Hi, Nice job with these educational videos! I would like to know when the scrub radius could affect the car's handling or could cause parts wear? Every day I'm seeing lots of cool wheels that mostly are sticking outside the fenders or just a little outside the usual fitment (the one the car's manufacturer recommends), which makes the car look very cool... but isn't that affecting the car's behavior? It would be nice if you'll be making a video about this with some visual/real examples. Thanks!
Thanks for the support! Usually with a little bit of poke, everything would wear evenly as long as you have a proper aligment. Driveability it doesnt really affect much at all, as long as you have all the specs correct for your setup, it's all fine! I've been through all the setups in my time - poke, flush, mexiflush, never an issue. 🙂 Hope this answers some of your questions! -Edgar
As a former assistant sushi chef, I appreciate the reference to food here - lol - I taught my gf to make and appreciate expensive sushi and now our wallets may never recover.
Looking to change my 5Zigen Alloys for my 95 Honda Prelude. I'm finding 4x114.3 a very difficult fit for alloy wheels. I find alot of designs I like but they don't come in that PCD size. Thought about XXR527 on a 16x8.25 but the ET looks like it's 108mm. As OEM wheels are ET +55 I reckon they would only fit with Aftermarket Coilovers. How much scrub radius can be acceptable for it seriously affected handling?
Ooff that’s a tough one, have you looked through the gallery to see if there’s anything similar in spec too what you want? Here’s a link to see if it helps! -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno&year=1995&make=Honda&model=Prelude&drive=FWD
Really all factors on the wheels, the lugs, and just the car in general! I’ve had cars where they poke out a bit, and have had totally hidden and out of sight like my current setup on the S8. -Edgar
Well explained and understandable! I have a question tho, do you guys know the tire company PETLAS from Turkey and do you have any experiences or opinions on those? They are the only tires I can get for my MR2. Thanks in advance!
I personally don’t know the company nor have I ever seen or tan them, but I’m sure we can eventually look into it! Thanks for the support! 🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽 -Edgar
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Love these refreshers, you all are helping us rookies everyday
We’re doing our best! Thanks for the support! Wouldn’t be here without ya guys. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 -Edgar
02:09 This is the best short explanation of cast vs forged that I’ve heard. Doesn’t get all technical, but it is the basic gist. If needing to explain again, explain like this. I’m a mechanical engineer, and I approve your message. 03:28 But should immediately follow with this. And I don’t approve of the sushi.
Thanks homie! WHY NO APPROVAIL OF SUSHI?! 😫😫😫 -Edgar
Excellent video! I wish I had been aware of you guys when I bought my first set of aftermarket wheels for my 2004 CrownVic LX. Fortunately I didn’t go wild the first time around and stuck reasonably close to factory. I went from factory 16x7 w. 45 offset to 17x7.5 w. 42 offset. I went from 225/60R16 Michelin to 235/55R17 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ (love these tires). I kept my factory wheels for my winter tires (I live in Canada).
Note, too, that I also upgraded my front stabilizer bar as well as added a good rear bar. I did that before adding the dual exhaust.
But now after four years I want to upgrade for a better look. I’ve narrowed the choice down to two candidates. The first is an 18x8 with 40 offset (Fast FC04 in Gloss Silver) which would mean getting new 235/18R50R18 Michelins. The second choice is a 17x8 with 35 offset (XXR 555 in Chromium Black) wherein I’d get to keep my existing tires that have very low mileage. The 18in. wheel is the more optimum fit and the 17in. wheel would poke out a bit more, about 5mm. or 3/16 in. The 17in. wheel would also cost less because I wouldn’t have to buy new tires.
Hell yeah homie! We all learn one way or another, we try to help. Have you added your ride to the gallery?! If not we’d love to see it! Here’s the link -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
When I do the wheel upgrade I’ll do that. I’m hoping to do the upgrade when I take my winter tires off in the next few weeks (depending on the weather). Other than the wheels the car looks stock except for the Stainless Works dual exhaust and the chromed honeycomb style police grille (gives it a touch of muscle car vibe on the front). The car is in excellent condition with only 120,000 kms. (about 74,000 miles) on it.
Finally got a set of XXR 555 Chromium Black 17x8 for my ‘04 CrownVic. They look fantastic! Beautiful wheeks!
Just ordered my first wheels, can’t wait for them to arrive. One thing I over looked was the center bore difference of the wheels to the car 😅
What did you go with?! Excited to see what they go on! Make sure you add your car when you're ready to party. 🤘 -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
I just picked up some F1R F106s and new tyres from yall. Excited to get them for this summer! Great video guys and gals! 🥰
Excited to see them homie! 💪🏽 thanks for the support, make sure to add your whip to the gallery when you get the wheels on! -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
@@FitmentIndustries you guys got any 5 piece wheels?
Young me always just bought extra wide wheels and made them fit. Now I take a bit more time to check what fits 😅
Don’t rush the process! I’ve been there before too haha. -Edgar
Could you please go into how to match tire width to wheel width and what fit types there are and how you would achieve them? I keep seeing tires where the side walls are bulging out past the lip of the wheel and others where the side wall doesn’t even seem to touch the lip and it looks like it too small for the wheel being used.
Measure your wheel from bead to bead in millimetres.
The first number In a tyre size is the tyres width in millimetres
Can you guess the third step??
Choose the tyre whose first number most closely matches the measurement you took from bead to bead on your wheel
Thanks for making this video because I was going to order my first aftermarket wheels and tires for my 2008 Civic just about this time.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 what are you looking at? -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries White avid1 AV6 with Toyo Extensa HP 2
Same boat!! Got the new tires already, now just need to stop being picky and to find the right rims
@@sums6969 have fun with your new wheels and tires.
FI is awesome I wanted to put some wheels on my car and they walked me through all my different options for the wheels. Unfortunately becuase of the offset we couldn’t make it work and then we found some alternatives. Put on my new wheels this weekend and love them.
Glad we can help fam! 🙏🏽🙏🏽You add your whip to the gallery? What wheels did you end up going with? -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
Very informative…. Now to see if I can find this good info in relation to Jeeps and off roading…. In the process of buying new Rims ( going down to 17 in) and bigger tires (going up to 35 K02s)
Literally just bought Aodhan AH-X’s and a set of Continental extreme contacts from y’all last night. Can’t wait to throw them on the benz!
This is awesome been looking for a company that sells wheels for my civic thank u!
My weakness when picking out wheels & tires are wheel sizes
& tire sizes. When I ask for help on Instagram or in FB groups people here in Maryland who mostly follow me on Instagram are not every helpful instead of helping they like to bash or make fun. I tend to get more help from people in Cali or FL the most. The only FB groups I can find sadly are here in Maryland or the DMV in general (DC. Maryland & Virginia). Or groups with dudes who act like females they're not helpful however I found an only female car enthusiast group the amount of help is far more helpful compared to males also less childish & bashing & name-calling. But I digress this video is crazy helpful I like the 0 offsets or a little positive. Thank you.
Hey fam, we’re here to help! If you ever have any in depth questions, shoot wheels@fitmentindustries.com an email whether you’re buying or not. 🤘🏾 just want everyone to have a good time while they build their cars! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries Thank you. Will do.
Yea same here in Florida actually. Ask for help and everyone treats you like you're stupid. Sorry I don't know if a 235 tire will fit on a 9.5w rim lol
@@44ronaldduck Right. I thought the point of car culture is to help each now it's just bashing & hate.
I see many cars lowered and i always feel like there is something missing, then this made it clear ITS FITMENT
🤝🤝🤝 -Edgar
I bought enkei tsv and they come this month. I can’t wait
Hell yeah fam! What are they going on? -Edgar
Still running stock wheels on my Z31 but, if you guys were able to get some lowering springs in and thick sway bars in, I’d snag them up
I swear I just called FI about this. They gave me the lesson on this and I had some homework on what type of wheel I could actually have on my car. The student had become the teacher; well, not quite but I'm smarter than yesterday.
🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾 always good to stay informed! Thanks for the support. -Edgar
Please more Q50 content, I know we aren’t the biggest market but the gallery doesn’t have the greatest selection of owners running 3 piece wheels and I’ve only seen two ssr professor 5 and work meisters being rocked and I am still lost for fitment with those brands, sorry if this was horrible to read and if I’m dumb I just don’t want to get wheels unless they are exactly what I want for the price
I got a Honda Cr-v and couldn't find its in your gallery for fitment
just put my car into the gallery last Monday at the end of the live stream. hope there will be s stream today
If you make another video, or mention offsets again in the future, could you do an animation of a wheel with a fender, to show just how drastic or minimal each increase or decrease makes?
Can't decide if I want a square or staggered setup on my 350Z, hard to choose.
Honestly.. you can’t go wrong with either, but if you’re going for stance, a staggered set would look sick. 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Why would you ever go square on a 350z....
One thing I wished yall had was the a package for all 3 wheels, wires, and Coilovers because I wana play a whole same bill for all. But just saying
You can actually make your own build on our website! Every wheels, tires, suspension package will be different. 🙂 Give it a try! -Edgar
Picked myself up a set of Enkei Tm7 18.9.5 for my WRX and for my GF CRZ Avid 1 AV6 17x8 pretty damn excited.
Hell yeah! Did y’all add your cars to the gallery yet?! We’d love to see them. -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
@@FitmentIndustries once they arrive I will, pretty stoked.
One thing about the gallery is there’s quite a few cars that arnt in there. My 02 lesabre isn’t in there and it makes it annoying to try and find ideas
Same. There’s only like 4 535i’s
Hey guys, sorry for that! If there’s any other in depth questions you can always shoot wheels@fitmentindustries.com and get some insight! -Edgar
Just in time just put ls400 brakes on my sc and the stocks don’t fit def tryna get back on the road with some ds07 or 02
Lets goooo! 🤝🤝🤝 -Edgar
No way Dakota knows who Xavier Wulf and Lil Peep are but has never heard anything by " the three amigos or whatever" hahah I can definitely appreciate this guys choice in music.
😂😂😂 the man’s loves to troll. He is a well informed man! -Edgar
Forged wheels still are made from a blank that was made via casting. A cast blank. -- and machining out metal to basically cutout the shape of the wheel is not actually forging. Actual forged wheels uses about 2 million lb/inch press to literally force the blank into its shape. --however, most makers just buy the blanks that they use. And, the blanks are still typically gravity cast blanks. - so let’s keep it real and honest FI. Real forged wheels are ridiculously expensive, but some are affordable. Reality is that most ppl will never need the capacity of a forged wheel anyway. - Thus, comes in rotary forged.
Nice video! Even if some knows this stuff... If we are more to know this stuff it will be more fun as a community
Exactly, we try to keep new and old heads informed. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thanks for the support homie. -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries someone told me about a series of videos in your channel since then I try to watch every one! You have a fan in Northeast in Canada
Do one on modifying youre 9th gen si Idk what I wanna go with first
Well want to look for wheels and tires for my jeep compass but you have no listing
Check out our homies at SD wheel or trailbuilt off-road! They should have some stuff -Edgar
the gallery idea is awesome
It really helped
(Actually i use it for fun sometimes watching other rides)
Thats what we built it for! by enthusiast for enthusiast, thanks for using it fam. 🤘🤘🤘 -Edgar
There is 2 of my car on the gallery lol I wish it could help me more 😢 (2016 mazda 6)
Can you guys do a vid on what happened to 5Zigen
Is there any specific reason why you don't sell O.Z. wheels?
Which wheels would you recommend for a BMW 535i.? Aodhan DS07 in bronze so maybe something along by those lines. I think I want them to be flush.
Aodhans would look good! I’d honestly take a look at our gallery and get some better ideas of the Fitment you want! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 here’s a link. -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
@@FitmentIndustries thanks Edgar. You’re a real one
Figured you guys would atleast mention low medium and high disk spacing since you’re trying to help people buy their first set of wheels. Bobby needs to know that even if he buys a ssr Minerva with a low offset it still won’t clear his calipers if it’s a low disk wheel
Thanks for the suggestion on that! 🤘 -Edgar
The gallery is great, but I’m in search of something very specific and it sadly won’t help. But for any generic car it’ll do great
What are you in the search for? -Edgar
So I should want more offset to run big a break kit?
Case by case situation, most people run more negative but it all depends on your vehicle, take a look at the gallery and see if there’s better examples! Also have to see if the wheels clears, our Anovias clear big brake kits but not all brands will. -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno
can you guys please add toyota crown fitments in the gallery s170 s180 s200 etc
We would love for people to upload their Toyota Crown's to the gallery!
Bro i got an nx2000 and there's nothing on the gallery
Now I'm wondering what wheels would look good on a 2003 Suzuki Alto with a mighty 63HP figure. It would be a waste of money since a set of them would be worth more than the car itself. I thought about something similar to König Rewinds.
Hey, make it your own dawg! Konigs would be dope. 🤘🏾 -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries Saw a guy in a Nürburgring compilation beating the crap out of a Renault Twingo that had similar wheels. That and touring cars gave me inspiration where even the most bland and boring silver family wagon looked like a kitted out track monster.
You didn’t mention flow formed, aka the best of both worlds
There were Corvette wheels that actually broke OEM. Sounds like they were cast. You would think for the price of that car and all things considered they wouldn't do this.
Could have been faulty from the beginning, things slip by manufacturers all the time! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries true that, some defect in the process not seen by quality assurance.
DONT FORGET BOLT PATTERN don’t forget bolt pattern 😖
Sounds personal lmao
No mention of Flow Formed wheels. sheesh
I am looking into getting some Rota Slipstreams this summer, wish you guys sold them because Id totally go through you.
Have you thought of any similar styles or looked on our site? -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries I have but, I am pretty set on wanting the slipstreams because of the price and the look.
Really hoping you release the Kano soon.
We’re getting there fam! 💪🏽💪🏽 -Edgar
Opinions on barum tires?
I got all the numbers, but living in germany, its extremly difficult to find something that you like and is legal 😅
Oh man, regulations are tough out by you guys?! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries Jup gotta have papers for everything and if something comes in combinations, you gotta have it registered again. For example i have a set of tein coilovers the came with "tüv-certificates" but this certificate is only valid for the stock wheels, so if a want to have different wheels i need to register it again in combination with the coilovers. However the wheels gotta have certificates as well 🤣
Thats insane! Wooff.. -Edgar
I can relate about the food talk
Who doesn’t love food?! -Edgar
It kills me to see these new cars rolling around with a nice set of new wheels with lionhart tires. 😩
Does affirm help build credit?
It really all varies, but I’d check out Affirms website for better questions on that! -Edgar
Listen, is there any way we can talk because I just bent my rim but bad!!!! And I think my wheels are out of style 😢
Trynna get some new ones? 👀 shoot wheels@fitmentindustries.com if you’re looking for something specific! Also, check the gallery for fresh new ideas homie 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽 -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
@@FitmentIndustries thank you much fam I’ll head over and check for my fav 😈
My car isn’t in the gallery so I’m in the dark😞 I have a 2004 scion xa. You only have xbs in the gallery
🥺🥺🥺 -Edgar
Soooo I just bought a 1994 lexus es300 and was wondering if I can get some feedback for modding it
Those would make a good VIP cruiser if done up right! I’d say look up some stuff on homies go about it. 💪🏽 -Edgar
I drive a toyota yaris sedan 2016 (it’s called vios in the philippines) I’ve been looking for wheels forever and was afraid of it not looking good because I’m afraid to lower my ride since i live in the philippines (trash roads) and i dont like to change just the wheels because not having the car lowered does not give afternarket wheels justice. So I gave up and rode with stocks :(
That sounds tough 🙁 is the scene big over there by you guys? -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries hmmm the scene here is quite substantial and yes they go through it even though it would give them a harder time. It annoyed the hell out of me when i didn’t understand yet the car scene because they were slow trying to take it slow during high humps or uneven roads. But now I understand why they still do it regardless. Respect to them.
I Wana get some esr cs8 for my 18 tlx AWD but i don't see people in gallery with the kind of set up I want ,I want 19x9.5 +22 ,scared that they going to poke out. .going for flush ..
Personally I’d look for similar specs on different style of wheels and that’ll help determine the proper sizing and offset. 🙂 if anything too, shot wheels@fitmentindustries.com an email if you need in depth help homie! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries fosho bro probably just go +35 on em lol I will email fosho
Cool. Now do turbos next.
What wheel is at 3:22
tfw there isnt a single pic of the model of your truck, forget the year, in the gallery 😓
🥺 -Edgar
Yeah, STILL waiting for the Kinetics to be offered in 5x114.3.......😶
Haha 5x114.3 gang!😎
Stay tuned 👀 -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries I have been, for like 18 months. Spill it already! 😉
How do you figure out which wheel to run when you want to do a big break kit.
I’d say look up the vehicle you’re looking to run, and see what wheels they’re running! Can also use our gallery to get a good idea if anyone is running big brakes on your model car. 👏🏾 take a look! -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
What do you guys think about Titan7?
I got 265/30R20... rip tier price
Hi,
Nice job with these educational videos!
I would like to know when the scrub radius could affect the car's handling or could cause parts wear? Every day I'm seeing lots of cool wheels that mostly are sticking outside the fenders or just a little outside the usual fitment (the one the car's manufacturer recommends), which makes the car look very cool... but isn't that affecting the car's behavior?
It would be nice if you'll be making a video about this with some visual/real examples.
Thanks!
Thanks for the support! Usually with a little bit of poke, everything would wear evenly as long as you have a proper aligment. Driveability it doesnt really affect much at all, as long as you have all the specs correct for your setup, it's all fine! I've been through all the setups in my time - poke, flush, mexiflush, never an issue. 🙂 Hope this answers some of your questions! -Edgar
As a former assistant sushi chef, I appreciate the reference to food here - lol - I taught my gf to make and appreciate expensive sushi and now our wallets may never recover.
They never recover when you've had some holy grails of sushi 😅😅😅 -Edgar
what happened to the Toyota Chaser JZX100
I like this! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries let Alex shoutout my name Jayden Arends form South Africa lol
Literally was just looking at the gallery 😭
Ayeeeee! ❤️ -Edgar
When are you getting more sizes for the Kansei Astros in White?
Slowly enough! If you need more info email wheels@fitmentindustries.com and they should be able to get you a better timeline dawg! 🙏🏽 -Edgar
I NEEDED THIS VIDEO 🙏
😍😍😍 -Edgar
you guys dont have audi tt in gallery :(
What year homie? Did you check year make model on the left hand side? -Edgar
Looking to change my 5Zigen Alloys for my 95 Honda Prelude. I'm finding 4x114.3 a very difficult fit for alloy wheels. I find alot of designs I like but they don't come in that PCD size.
Thought about XXR527 on a 16x8.25 but the ET looks like it's 108mm. As OEM wheels are ET +55 I reckon they would only fit with Aftermarket Coilovers. How much scrub radius can be acceptable for it seriously affected handling?
Ooff that’s a tough one, have you looked through the gallery to see if there’s anything similar in spec too what you want? Here’s a link to see if it helps! -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno&year=1995&make=Honda&model=Prelude&drive=FWD
I like your funny words magic man 🥴
🤠🤠🤠 Howdy -Edgar
Is it normal for the lugs to poke out less on Aftermarket wheels?
Really all factors on the wheels, the lugs, and just the car in general! I’ve had cars where they poke out a bit, and have had totally hidden and out of sight like my current setup on the S8. -Edgar
Its about that time :)
Awwww shidddd. 👀 you know where we are! -Edgar
What if your car isn’t in the gallery
Why haven’t ya added it? 👀👀 or are you talking about the year make and model? -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries year make and model looking for a fit for my new car
We have technology!!!
8/10 on the slap dakota
🥺🥺🥺 just an 8? -Edgar
I WAS THE KOTA MONDAY GUY
AND I WAS THE CAN I MOVE TO WISCONSIN BECAUSE ITS COLD IN TEXAS GUY
LETS GOOOOOOOOO
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🌯🌯🌯 -Edgar
No results for my car :(
What car ya got? -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries 1988 300zx na 2+2
Well explained and understandable!
I have a question tho, do you guys know the tire company PETLAS from Turkey and do you have any experiences or opinions on those?
They are the only tires I can get for my MR2.
Thanks in advance!
I personally don’t know the company nor have I ever seen or tan them, but I’m sure we can eventually look into it! Thanks for the support! 🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽 -Edgar
The 3 amigos 😭😭😭
🎩🎩🎩 I can’t find a sombrero.. -Edgar
Rims
😵💫 -Edgar
Yea 205 on 9inch wheel is "perfect" fitment ..more like perfect suicide, 98% of the specs i looked for my car was this in the gallery ...
Day 365 of asking for "So you want a VW Passat W8".
OH SNAP. -EDGAR
Before you buy aftermarket wheels... buy suspension
Can be valid! Wont disagree. -Edgar
hi
Ayoooo wassup ma. 🌯🌯🌯🐰 -Edgar
*smacks wheel* this wheel will never fail you if your not stupid. Lmao
Hi
Hello
Buenos nachos! 🌮 -Edgar
57th
Day 320 of asking for a "So you want a nissan juke"
🥽 -Edgar
So much math 😰
Step 1
Don’t buy Reps.
Damn am I early, but I needed this video
🐣🐣🐣 early gang! -Edgar
Day 357 so you want a suzuki vitara
😤😤😤 -Edgar
562st
Day 358 so you want a suzuki vitara
🦫🦫🦫 -Edgar
ez 2 the point
💪💪💪 -Edgar
If only ur website had my car 🥲
What car are we missing?! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries I don’t know about this guy, but you guys are missing the y32 chassis: Nissan Cima, Cedric, & Gloria.
Ahh, yes we havent added any JDM filters, just current USDM! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries Holden’s/ Australian fords
Mazda 6 3rd gen