I just picked up some steelies,, 15x6, 5 x 114.3.... off a probe v6..

I just got them and the Offset looks off.... as if the tires will be sticking out,,, does anyone know if they will fit an ITR????

please let me know

thanks
Tyler

 

if you have them then why not just jack up your car remove a wheel and test fit them yourself?

 

cuz theres no tires on them,, and my car is at my garage,,, im at home now

 

The stock tires on those rims are not the correct height for an ITR, if you're referring to the last generation.. also the GT came with 16's, not 15, but the regular Probe of that generation came with 15's and 205/55 15 tires.

 

Im not refering tot he tires,, i just bought rims,, thats all....
I have the right tires,, so i just needed to know if the rims will fit!

 

i think the offset on the probe gt rims are like 37 offset or something like that

i owned a 93 probe gt, but they came with 225/50/16 tires

the 15's, i dont know about, but they probably will fit fine

 

you dont need tires to test fit them.. if theres no hub clearance problem, then you can somewhat visualize where tire would end, the best i can suggest.

 

"Probe stock wheels are 5 x 114.3 with a 40mm offset"

Got this from this message board:

http://cafeutne.org/motet/gues...9+-25-

I'm not sure how accurate that is, but hope it helps.

 

so does that mean it will fit

 

If you're not extremely lowered, you should be ok. Just FYI, the Rota SS's come in 40+. Double check this in the tire forum, as I'm not that well versed when it comes to wheel fitment.

 

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The rim may not clear the caliper.

 

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The rim may not clear the caliper.</TD></TR></TABLE>

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Why is this so difficult for you to do? Five minutes and you'll have your answer.