What is +00 mm offset?

I see some rims with +00 mm offset (e.g 16x8 Method MR702) - is this basically just zero offset? Or does it indicate something?

 

Zero

 

Zero offset is where the mounting point on the wheel is dead center. So on a 16x8 (8" wide wheel) it would be at 4".

 

Means the back of the wheel that touches the hub is centered between the front face of the wheel and the back face of the wheel.

 

Awesome thank you!

 

Just to clarify...
8" of rim width=9" of wheel width
Backspace on a 16x8 ET 0, is 4.5"

 

16x8 with 4.5bs is the ticket for fitting 285s on a mild lift. I have ran 5100s on the 4th notch and now Dobinsons and have never rubbed cab mount, trimming was needed on front bumper and heating of fender liners. Strongly considering 315s for the next set... but I know a cmc will be needed at minimum.

 

Awesome that's good to know! Thanks for the reply!

 

With my wheels at 0 offset, my 275 tires sit basically flush with the fender.

 

https://www.youtube.com/embed/JOiZP8FS5Ww

 

That's exactly what I'm looking, just dump my set of Stealth 6s bronze wheels.

 

This is what mine look like.

 

Looks great! I'm partial to the color of those rims quite a bit!