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Ok I know there’s hundreds of these posts but I can’t seem to get a straight answer when I googled this crap so I’m coming to the experts lol.

I’ve been searching for 18x10 wheels and trying to pick the right offset for them. I want to keep a truly squared set up so I can rotate tires . I keep seeing it needs to be like +40 but all the wheels I find for sale are +20-25

I truly like the wheels pictured here but want to make sure the fitment is right before ordering.

My car is stock suspension and will likely stay that way. Car has a blower and more power than is safe with the 235 tires on the car now.

I don’t want 20’s. I like the look of the 18.

Please any help would be

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I'm thinking 18x10+24 would give too much poke.
 
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I'm thinking 18x10+24 would give too much poke.
They make the same wheel in a +45. Would that be a better option or am I out of luck here.
 

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45 would be tucked and probably hit the strut on the front. That would work on the rear.
 
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45 would be tucked and probably hit the strut on the front. That would work on the rear.
Front could be fixed with small spacers or not ideal?
 

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I just installed 20x10 +35 square on my 2020 And that is pretty flush. No rubbing at all.
 

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Yes you could do spacers. But to me that defeats the purpose of buying new wheels.
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