What is Backspacing? Calculate it here!

What is backspacing?

Backspacing is a measurement of the distance between the wheel's inner edge and the wheel hub. It is an important measurement to know when choosing wheels for your vehicle, as it can affect how well the wheels fit the car.

Backspacing is usually measured in inches or millimeters and depends on the width and offset of the wheel. Offset is the distance between the mounting surface of the wheel and the centerline of the wheel hub. The higher the offset, the more the wheel will stick into the body of the car, while the lower offset will cause the wheel to stick out from the body.

It is important to choose the right backspacing for your car because incorrect backspacing can cause problems with the fit of the wheels. If the backspacing is too high, it can cause the wheels to come too close to the car's suspension or brakes, which can cause damage. If the backspacing is too low, it can cause the wheels to stick out too much, which can cause the tires to rub against the car's body.

To choose the right backspacing, you can use this calculator or contact our customer service. We can help you choose wheels that fit your car perfectly and give you the look you want. If you are going to use this calculator, it is important that you compare the new rims with the ones currently on your car, so that you avoid buying a set of wheels that don't fit.