OE Wheel size?

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I thought using the word offset in reference to wheels was your pet peeve yet you’re using it here?
Doesn’t matter as the OP seems to be confusing something as the pic in his avatar is not 10” wide -44 front rims. And offset doesn’t make the brakes and steering sketchy unless there’s another issue.
This just turned into one of those weird goat rope threads.

Hey, I'm allowed to have my quirks! Lol.

Seriously though, I don't have a problem with the offset term when being used to quickly and broadly differentiate between two different wheels. As in "front wheel drive cars and all modern cars typically have wheels with more offset".

I'd have to go look, but I'm guessing I stated "zero offset" because someone had already been using the offset as a form of measurement.
 

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Hey, I'm allowed to have my quirks! Lol.

Seriously though, I don't have a problem with the offset term when being used to quickly and broadly differentiate between two different wheels. As in "front wheel drive cars and all modern cars typically have wheels with more offset".

I'd have to go look, but I'm guessing I stated "zero offset" because someone had already been using the offset as a form of measurement.
Sorry I’m just giving you ****! Enjoyed that conversation lol. Cheers bud!
 

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