Would 25mm wheel spacers work

[sasuke uchiha]

I got this situation and I need you guys' help.

I think the only solution to my problem is to have wheel spacers. The question now is, what size? Basically I just want my wheels to be even with the fender. I did some changes with the camber and I want the wheel to be even so that means not tucked in not poked out. What's the best size for wheel spacers?

Would 25mm work for this situation?

 

[ur.a.shoe]

I got this situation and I need you guys' help.

I think the only solution to my problem is to have wheel spacers. The question now is, what size? Basically I just want my wheels to be even with the fender. I did some changes with the camber and I want the wheel to be even so that means not tucked in not poked out. What's the best size for wheel spacers?

Would 25mm work for this situation?

25mm are the usual if your wheels are just slightly tucked but the spacer size really depends on your wheel offset, camber angle, and how far you want them out. It's not a one size fits all situation it's a Cinderella thing. 25mm should work tho.

 

[driftkind11]

25mm are the usual if your wheels are just slightly tucked but the spacer size really depends on your wheel offset, camber angle, and how far you want them out. It's not a one size fits all situation it's a Cinderella thing. 25mm should work tho.

First, it's a good idea to ask for specs before confirming it's a good idea.

@sasuke uchiha, give us the specs so that we can give you a good answer.

 

[Tati.ana]

If you're just looking to get the wheels flush with the fenders, then 25mm might be too aggressive, depending on your current offset and how much camber you've dialed in, I think the best bet is to measure the distance from the outer edge of your tire to the fender lip, the gap is the spacer size you need, a lot of people end up somewhere around 10–20mm for a flush look, especially after camber changes