What Is An Offset?
The offset of a wheel will determine where the wheel sits in relation to your vehicle. Every rim has an offset that consists of 2 numbers that are measurements. The first number is the measurement (in inches) from the inside lip of the rim, to the center of the rim where the hub and rim meet. The 2nd number is the measurement (in inches) from the hub to the outside lip of the rim. For example: An ATV wheel with a 4+3 offset will measure 4" from the inside lip to the center of the rim where the hub and rim meet, and then it will measure 3" from the hub to the outside lip. The two numbers added together will total the overall width of the rim.
Understanding Bolt Patterns
Measuring from the middle of two holes directly across from one another.
 3-Lug: Diameter of virtual circle passing through the center of all three bolt holes. Example: 3/90 bolt pattern, when measurement “A” is 90mm |
4-Lug: Middle of two holes directly across from one another. |
5-Lug: Back of one hole to the second center of the second hole |
