On the side of your tyre, there will be a set of numbers such as: "215/40R17 91W". These are a size and load index. The "215" indicates the width, the "40" indicates the sidewall percentage, and the "17" is the rim size. The "91" indicates load rating, and "W", the speed rating.

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The offset of a vehicle's wheel is the distance between the centreline of the wheel and the plane of the hub-mounting surface of the wheel. It can thus be either positive or negative, and is typically measured in millimetres.

Offset has a significant effect on many elements of a vehicle's suspension, including suspension geometry, clearance between the tyre and suspension elements, the scrub radius of the steering system, and visually, the width of the wheel face relative to the car's bodywork."Deep dish" wheels typically have negative offset or a very low positive offset. Wheels are usually stamped with their offset using the German prefix "ET", meaning "Einpresstiefe" or, literally, "press depth". An example would be "ET45" for a 45mm offset.