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You have more clearance on the inside. Safe.
The wheel will be more tucked in.
Getting the right stance or fitting wider tires requires understanding how wheel width and offset interact.
To get a "flush" look where the wheel aligns perfectly with the fender, you typically need to push the wheel out (decrease offset or increase width).
Offset is the distance from the hub mounting surface to the centerline of the wheel. It's usually measured in millimeters.
ET comes from the German word 'Einpresstiefe', which literally translates to 'insertion depth'. ET45 means an offset of 45mm.
Usually, no. Most modern cars use high positive offset (+35 to +55). Zero offset pushes the wheel significantly outwards and may cause rubbing on the fender.
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