ok im buying some enkei nto3+m wheels in the morning 18in 10.5 rear 9.5 front
what offset will work well and hopefully wont rub im new to rim specs so any help would be great also what tire sizes would well for this setup

 

+55

 

You probably should have done a bit more research beforehand. Buying wheels without knowing proper offsets FTL.

 

im buying them in afew hours iv gone through a few threads but every on is very undecided i just need two solid number for front and rear that wont rub or give me any problems

 

19x10 -20 / 19x11.5 -35

If that's not flush enough, you can add some spacers all around

 

i was going with 18x10.5 +33/35 and 18x9.5 im not sure yet

 

+27 front/+30 rear

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Use a offset calculator to compare your current wheels to the new wheels. With the new dimensions, check the car with a tape. Do you clear the suspension, brakes calipers and fenders? Reference: http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp

 

The enkei website has 18x9.5 +27 and 18x10.5 +30

That is the best you can do with those wheels

 

Depends what look you're going for and what size tires you plan to run.

 

im looking at running 265/35/18 295/3518
im just want something that looks clean and wont give me any problems with rubing

 

+27 front and +30 rear , and bump the front tire to a 275/35 for better handling. My car will be down there tomorrow, i have the same wheels on it.

 

i ordered the same wheels... i wanted to put 15mm spacers all the way around..would this work... Rear295/35/18) +15 offset Front265/35/18)+12 offset.. I have Tanabe GF210

 

dont rush into buying rims, youll end up screwing yourself by making all the wrong choices.

 

Doubt the rear will work, actually doubt either will work with that much spacer. Just get the wheels and tires. Then space them where needed.