Im thinking about buying some rota rims that are 15x9 and im wondering will these rims be a liilte wide and passing my fenders?

 

dude have a mind of your own, stop following the gay trends

your gonna spend all this time and money to get these junk wheels to fit, and your still gonna look like a gay mexican from 1991


mod your car how you want not by whats popular on hondatech

 

First of all i dont follow gay trends.Second u dont even know these look like they probably a better style than whatever shitty *** rims you have.

 

super wide low offset wheels is what you want and thats the trend with these douchebags nowadays so yeah your following the trend, it doesnt matter what the wheels look like they are gonna look terrible, if you want a car to handle and drive well, the wheels you want are 2 inches to wide, a 15x7 with around+35 to +40 is what you want, with a 205-50 tire


o and yeah my last set of wheels were super gay

 

With this sort of attitude, you're not going to get much of a positive response. (I'm not saying that it wasn't provoked, though.)

As for 15x9's... you're not going to fit them on the car using properly sized tires without extensive work done to the fenders and quarter panels, no matter what offset you choose. 15x7 +35's are going to be about as low as you can go while using stock fenders and quarter panels.

 

I will offer a legitimate answer for you. Depending on the offset, you will need to have your fenders rolled and a little bit of the rear bumper trimmed. You can run the correct size tire with a good pull or cut the fenders and use flares.

 

The offset i think it was +35.But like what 01-0720 said i think they are gonna be too wide for my hatch.

01-0720... thanks for the info brah.

 

We can't all afford Rota's. Keep ballin' BRAH

 

Your Homemadepower will be unusable.

 

I'm pretty sure that rim size is way too wide for your car. I honestly don't think it will look good or drive good. I would say 15 x 8 maximum

 

15x9s are pushing it with a stretched tire. Go 15x8 +36 with a 205 or 215 tire and you won't need to roll fenders and crap. I'm getting rpf1s 16x8 fronts and 16x6.5 or 7 rears for weekend track wheels.