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What are the Wheel specifications

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#1 ·
Does anyone know the full wheel specifications, ie PCD , offset, width etc 🤔
 
#7 ·
It's important to note that if you choose a wheel with a width other than the OEM 7.5", the offset needs to be recalculated. This may be the case, for example, if you go with a narrower winter tire at 205 that may require a 7" wide wheel.

Does anyone know if a 205 can fit on a 7.5" wide wheel?
 
#21 ·
Does anyone know the offset of the new GR86 10th Anniversary Special Edition wheels? I haven't been able to locate it, or convince one the few people that have received them to pull off a wheel and check. I'm trying to order new wheels for autocross, but need this offset info first. My car won't be here for a few more weeks.
 
#23 ·

Lots of good info in the above link. but no specs yet on the the new 10th anniv SE. I wonder if the tire size is still the same 215/40/18.
 
#26 ·
I'm looking for wheels and tires 16 inches diameter for a GR86 due to necessity of all-season tires. Tire Rack.com just shows 17 inches options, but I need 16 inches.
If you search for wheels on Tire Rack, you can select diameters in the left column. For some reason, selecting only 16” doesn’t eliminate all the non-16” options, but if you sort by price (low to high), you’ll see plenty of 16” options.

You can also shop around by wheel specs. Look for 5x100 bolt pattern and something that can accommodate 56.1 mm center bore with or without spacers. Stock offset is 48 mm if you want to stay close.

If you’re looking for winter beater wheels, you can find donors from plenty of other Subaru models that use the same bolt pattern, hub, and offset. Lots of Foresters, Imprezas, Crosstreks, older Legacies… Some of them may have bigger OEM tires but compatible wheels. There are plenty of web sites you can use to cross-reference by year/model like wheel-size.com .

You don’t need to go to a 16” wheel for all-season tires, though. There are plenty of all-season tire options that fit our stock 17” and 18” wheels.