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Hiya Lee. Well, thanks to Derek's explanation, I now understand what the bore / off set is...   I now know what to look for... Poppy |
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No, offset is something different. For accurate wheel fitment sizing you need to know 3 main things: PCD, Bore & Offset to combine with wheel size and rim depth. Offset refers to how far the middle of a wheel design is actually "offset" from the actual "centre line" of the wheel. See this illustration of a wheel's components  HTH Derek
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LOL. Thank you too for your answers... At least i now won't be wasting my money... Poppy |
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