This is a video from Pure Offroad that helps you understand how to measure the offset of an ATV or UTV rim. This will help you understand where an aftermarket rim would sit on your machine compared to a stock rim.
Thanks for the info! I measured my itp offset and it had an inner measurement of 4” but it was a 5x2 wheel. Ever experienced this? Researching a bit and other have said itp rims offset measurements are off
so when you get bigger tires...you want the 1st number to be about 1 number lower than the stock rims to help not rub and have to use a 1 inch spacer correct?
I'm getting ready to change tires and wheels on my 2021 Polaris RZR 1000 XP 4. I dont have the long travel set up...yet...and side by sides are new to me; this was my first. I am considering changing 14" wheels...to 15" wheels; I already run 32X10X14 Mongrels. The tires that go with the new wheels will be BFG KM3 32X10X15. But was thinking about 5+5 offsets...widening the car's stance. I'm just adventure riding, am a partial paraplegic, and am trying to stack the deck in my favor. What are your thoughts?
Great video. Thanks. is there a better offset or its only a based on preferences? Im asking because i just bought a Kinquad 750, and Im askded to choose between 4+3 or 5+3 rims. I bought Interco swamp lite 25 inches tires.
Sorry our emails from RU-vid quit coming to us so I am just now seeing your question. I'm sure you figured this out months ago but I'll reply anyway. So it's mostly preference. Both 4+3 and 5+2 would work on your King Quad. The 5+2 will be closer to the stock stance and the 4+3 would widen the stance of your King Quad by about 1 inch on each side.
