Off road rims can be big ticket items and it’s for that reason it was important for us to offer off road rim financing to our customers. When searching for rim financing it’s important that you make sure the company you decide to use as your financial institution offers you fair and honest financing options and simplified payment options.
When we were in search of a financing partner to offer our customers we took the time to interview several companies. We paid close attention to the terms they offered and we also checked them out online to see what consumer reviews were available. Ultimately we chose Affirm as our financial partner as they offered the most competitive rates online in addition to there stellar reputation and simplified application process.
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When it comes to off road wheels and tires you can count on us for expert advice. A greater part of our staff consists of offroaders that drive Jeeps, 4Runners and we even got a classic Land Rover guru. We are here to answer any questions you may have and assist you in achieving your fitment goals and securing financing.
The offset of the wheel is a measurement taken from the centerline of the wheel to the mounting pad of the wheel. The higher the offset the closer the wheel is to your chassis. If you used our Search By Vehicle tool we will only show you offset ranges that are within range for your vehicle.
If you used our Search By Vehicle tool please read the below:
For Cars: The offset ranges offered will result in wheels that will never stick out of your fenders. If you prefer a Flush with the fender look a lower offset will help achieve that.
For Trucks: The offset ranges offered will result in either a flush or slight poke look. If you prefer for the wheels not to poke outside the fenders look for the highest offset available.
For Lifted Trucks: Considering lifted vehicles require larger tires we’re required to keep the wheels as far away from the chassis as possible to prevent rubbing. Depending on your lift and the size of the tire required, the offset ranges offered will result in either a flush look or in some cases will stick outside the fenders. The larger the lift and tire size required the more the wheels will sit outside the fenders. If you’re looking for the wheels to stick outside the fenders look for the lowest possible offset being offered as well as the widest wheel.
