16x7 Wheels and Rims

About 16x7 Wheels and Rims

A 7 inch wide wheel takes a 205 to 225 tire and is the width most 15 to 17 inch factory wheels come in. Offset decides where a 16x7 ends up. The same wheel tucks at one offset and sits flush at another, and the caliper behind it sets the floor.

81 designs on this site come in 16x7, and the same diameter comes in 4 other widths, 16x8, 16x7.5 and 16x10 among them. Most 16x7 designs are drilled for 4x100, 5x100 and 5x114.3. Width and offset together set where the tire sits. A 16x7 at a high offset tucks, the same wheel at a low offset sits flush or pokes, so pick your car and the page keeps only the 16x7 sets that clear, with the aggressive stance option if flush is the goal.

Common questions

What tire fits a 16x7 wheel?

The tire makers list 195 to 305 section widths on a 7 inch wide wheel, 215, 225, 235 and 255 most often. Pick a wheel set and the tire step sizes the tires to it and to your car.

What offset do I need on a 16x7?

It depends on your car. A higher offset tucks the wheel in, a lower one moves it out to the fender. Pick your car and the page shows which offsets clear, stock or aggressive.

Will 16x7 wheels fit your car without a fender roll?

It comes down to the offset you pick and to your car. Pick your year, make and model and the page answers for yours, stock or aggressive.