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im looking at wheels right now on an American site and the offset on the wheels is in mm, now i know nothing about offsets is mm the universal unit of measurement if so i wanna get 16x9 (15/25/30 mm offset) and 16x7.5(20/35mm offset) thats rear and front wheels receptively whats the best offset to stay within Aussie road rules...
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question about offset's
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