STD rim offset and tyre

[threedogs]

Size..........5.5F X 16SDC
Offset...15mm
Tyre size 750 x 16 x 8PRLT

Size..........16" x 6jj steel & Aluminium wheels
Offset....35mm neg
Tyre size 235/80 x R16 109S

Size..........16" x 6JJ Aluminium wheels
Offset....10mm pos
Tyre size 245/70 x R16 112S

Size..........16" x 8JJ Steel & Aluminium wheels
Offset.....10mm neg
Tyre size 265/70 x R16 112S

Hope this helps, Pm if you know OE 17" sizes rim and Tyre and popular off road offsets .

[the evil twin]

Dunno about 17 inch but I have three sets of 16's and the offsets are manuf specs as supplied;

Procomp 16 x 10 Inch alloys running 305's are (minus) 24mm offset,

Dynamic 16 x 8 Inch steels running 315's are (minus) 22mm offset, and

ROH 16 x 8 Inch steels running 285's are (minus) 13mm offset.

Trying to sort out a standard factory Nissan spec is a tad of a boggle as any Google search will tell us.
AFAIK depending on the year, model, tyre package option etc the rims will be (plus) 10, 0 or (minus) 12.
Not saying those figures are right wrong or indifferent. Just saying they are ones that I have come across over the years with "Nissan" stamped on them
There could easily be more.

[threedogs]

I copied those figures from my Max Ellery manual so there is no ref, to neg or pos offset

[MudRunnerTD]

GUIV Nissan 17" Rims are 17x8 and are a Pos10 offset.

[threedogs]

So I take it 16x8 mags with be 10 pos as well,
I'll edit it these questions come up all the time

[the evil twin]

So I take it 16x8 mags with be 10 pos as well,
I'll edit it these questions come up all the time

Hi Cobber,

It isn't so much the rim size has a specific offset as the tyres you put on them is the decider

16 x 8 plus 10 offset will be fine for 265's but change to 285's and you will need to be 0 or better still -10 to -13 mm offset to move the inside edge of the tyre away and stop it scrubbing.

[threedogs]

yeah that's why I put the tyre size to match,
plus your imput for different size tyres,
my first post is all OE

[the evil twin]

yeah that's why I put the tyre size to match,
plus your imput for different size tyres,
my first post is all OE

Cool bananas mate,

I reckon the OEM sizes without the +/- specified could well be;
minus -35 mm on the "skinnies"
plus +10 on the 245/70
minus -10 on the 265/70 "fatties"

[vitox]

i have some OE 17" from toyota highlander coming, they are -37mm offset and 8"