Hello,

I want some new rims and found some 9x16 ET30.

I know 9x16 ET15 isn't a problem, but ET15 and ET 30 is 15mm difference.

But do they gonna fit in front or are they gonna rub against my coils?

My fenders are rolled so that's no problem but I want to know if they gonna rub against my coils?

That is more offset than standard wheels, but they are also 2.5" wider, so I couldn't tell. Tried putting oem and new dimensions into a wheel calculator?

Such as : http://www.carlsalter.com/wheel_fitments.html

Lower et means they will stick out more

It will be the arch they hit not the suspension

Im running 8.5" on the rear and its as far as you can go really without looking stupid

Lower et means they will stick out more

It will be the arch they hit not the suspension

Im running 8.5" on the rear and its as far as you can go really without looking stupid

ET 15 is lower then ET30

so when they have ET30 they will be more in and could rub the coils

Im running rears 8.5j with standard et50... With 20mm adaptors they come out at et 30

And they fit fine

9j at et30 will also fit but may rub a bit more

Im guessing youll be running the 30's on the front and 15's rear

They will fit but will be rub a dub dub

Hello,

I want some new rims and found some 9x16 ET30.

I know 9x16 ET15 isn't a problem, but ET15 and ET 30 is 15mm difference.

But do they gonna fit in front or are they gonna rub against my coils?

My fenders are rolled so that's no problem but I want to know if they gonna rub against my coils?

no way will they fit without rubbing.

no way will they fit without rubbing.

they fit without rubbing the coils I tested that