Ideal offset for wheels?

[AegeanHatch]

So I'm setting up my winter tires so I've got them prepped and ready to go. My old ones are from my 2007 Acura TL and come in at 235/40/r17. I've used em for 2 winters and were great on the old car, and from what I can see, they'll fit the my 2017 Civic Hatch Sport. Tiresize.com says they are withing 0.4% of OEM so I shouldn't really have any issues

I'm looking at rims right now as the winters are just on plain old steelies and I'd like something sharper looking. So I'd be doing a 17" rim, but I don't know much about tires/rims, so what offset should I be looking for?

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[dallasjhawk]

So I'm setting up my winter tires so I've got them prepped and ready to go. My old ones are from my 2007 Acura TL and come in at 235/40/r17. I've used em for 2 winters and were great on the old car, and from what I can see, they'll fit the my 2017 Civic Hatch Sport. Tiresize.com says they are withing 0.4% of OEM so I shouldn't really have any issues

I'm looking at rims right now as the winters are just on plain old steelies and I'd like something sharper looking. So I'd be doing a 17" rim, but I don't know much about tires/rims, so what offset should I be looking for?

Stock offset is +45 if you want to keep factory specs. Anything from +50 to +35 will be good. You get towards +30 and the tires start sticking out past the fender. my ex-t stock was 215/50 17x7 +45

 

[Jay1]

I am new to this my Cousin give me his 2004 TL rims with 235/45/17 on them would it fit on a 2019 civic ? Looking to use them as my Winter tire and rims

 

[toastyJ]

I am new to this my Cousin give me his 2004 TL rims with 235/45/17 on them would it fit on a 2019 civic ? Looking to use them as my Winter tire and rims

This thread is from 2017. You shouldn't have an issue with TL wheels those are 17x8 +45 and clear the BBK option TL's came with. It's a little wide for winter wheels and potentially wider than you factory wheels. Did your car come with 18s or 17s stock?

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