Wheel Offset Calculator
Compare two wheels by width and offset to see how much closer the new one sits to the suspension and how far it pokes out.
Result
Inner edge moves in
2.7mm
- Outer edge moves out
- 22.7mm
- New backspacing
- 6.38in
- Current backspacing
- 6.27in
- New wheel sits
- 2.7 mm closer to the suspension, 22.7 mm farther out toward the fender
How to use the Wheel Offset Calculator
- Current wheel width (in)
- Current offset (mm, ET)
- New wheel width (in)
- New offset (mm, ET)
The results update as you type, and you can copy a link that reopens the calculator with your numbers filled in.
What it tells you
- Inner edge moves in
- Outer edge moves out
- New backspacing
- Current backspacing
- New wheel sits
Example
Starting from Current wheel width: 8 in; Current offset: 45 mm, ET; New wheel width: 9 in; New offset: 35 mm, ET, the calculator gives Inner edge moves in: 2.7 mm.