16x7 Wheels and Rims

About 16x7 Wheels and Rims

Seven inches is the width most factory wheels come in, which makes it the safe answer when you want new wheels and no drama. Offset is what decides where a 16x7 ends up. The same wheel tucks at one offset and sits flush at another, and it's the caliper behind it that sets the floor.

Tell us the car and you'll only see the ones that clear the brakes and the fenders.

Common questions

What is a 16x7 wheel for?

It's the width most factory wheels were built in, which is why it's the answer when you just want new wheels.

What tire fits a 16x7 wheel?

A 215 is the usual starting point on this width, and plenty of people go wider than that. Add tires to a set and we'll size them to the wheel and to your car, then it ships mounted and balanced.

What offset do I need on a 16x7?

It depends on the car. A higher offset tucks the wheel in, a lower one moves it out toward the fender. Tell us what you drive and you'll see which offsets clear, stock or aggressive.

Will 16x7 wheels fit your car without rolling the fenders?

It comes down to the offset you pick and to your car. Tell us the year, make and model and you'll get a straight answer for yours, stock or aggressive.