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TR4/4A Panasport wheel with 10mm offset
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PeterK
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It's usually the backspace that you need to measure. I think 3-1/2" to 3-3/4" is just about perfect although 4" BS would work with spacers on the front to clear. The offset + or - is not the same as backspace. Measure from the rear of the wheel surface where it mounts to the hub to the outer lip of the wheel to get BS.