Whats the best offset for my 07 fit?!?
Whats the best offset for my 07 fit?!?
i just now bought a 07 honda fit and im trying to make it less girly.
i drive 200 miles a day for work so i sold my 700hp mustang and bought this fit
i need to make it my fit. Fit me a little more
what offset's and rim size fit's best on this car i was looking at some 15in 8in wide +15 offset's and of course ill slam it also
i drive 200 miles a day for work so i sold my 700hp mustang and bought this fit
i need to make it my fit. Fit me a little more
what offset's and rim size fit's best on this car i was looking at some 15in 8in wide +15 offset's and of course ill slam it also
Hi Doggin,
Welcome to FitFreak. Check out this thread here in the Fit Shoes Forum : https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...questions.html
Also check out this thread to see pics and specs on some of the other member's wheels and tires: https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-included.html
Welcome to FitFreak. Check out this thread here in the Fit Shoes Forum : https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...questions.html
Also check out this thread to see pics and specs on some of the other member's wheels and tires: https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-included.html
Last edited by Skytraveler; Aug 4, 2013 at 09:17 PM. Reason: More information for Doggin
Rubbing don't bother me nor does tire wear I'm pretty good at rolling my fenders.. Just looking in the fender wells there isn't much room for bigger rims if slammed I'm lookingnfor a aggressive look don't care about ride quality
The only colors that I consider "girly" on the 2007 Fit are White and Tidewater Blue. If your Fit has tinted windows, it usually makes it more manly looking. I suggest a rim that has enough metal on it to be quite strong, yet stylish at the same time. The last thing you need is a rim that is stylish but not strong enough to take a bit of punishment while commuting long distances. I've seen some rims that got destroyed by hitting a dip at a moderate speed because they didn't have enough metal to take the shock. Tires with an extremely low profile will also cost you more in gas as well, so a balance with size and style is the key. If your 2007 has a TPMS unit, you'll need to transfer the sensors from your current wheels to the new rims. If not, there are some metal stems that will add style and make it safer at the same time.
Last edited by myfoxmystere; Aug 6, 2013 at 12:29 PM. Reason: typos
The only colors that I consider "girly" on the 2007 Fit are White and Tidewater Blue. If your Fit has tinted windows, it usually makes it more manly looking. I suggest a rim that has enough metal on it to be quite strong, yet stylish at the same time. The last thing you need is a rim that is stylish but not strong enough to take a bit of punishment while commuting long distances. I've seen some rims that got destroyed by hitting a dip at a moderate speed because they didn't have enough metal to take the shock. Tires with an extremely low profile will also cost you more in gas as well, so a balance with size and style is the key. If your 2007 has a TPMS unit, you'll need to transfer the sensors from your current wheels to the new rims. If not, there are some metal stems that will add style and make it safer at the same time.
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