what offset for staggered setup

[syclone50]

Can you please tell me the best offset to run for a staggered setup.
20x9-20x10.5
P.S. do you guys carry STR wheels?

Thanks

 

[Matt@DTD]

Thank you for the post. We are happy to help.

What year and model vehicle are we working with? Did you have tire sizes in mind already?

At this time we do not offer STR wheels. Which model were you considering? We may have a similar design.

 

[syclone50]

Thanks for helping. I should have added more to my post.

It is a 2012 GT. 275s up front and 305s in the rear.

I was looking at the 607s

Thanks again!

 

[Matt@DTD]

Thank you for the additional information.

Take a look at the TSW Panorama. This is a light weight rotory forged wheel and is very similar in design when compared to the 607 series. This model is available in size 20x9 +30 and 20x10 +40. Here are the links with more details.

20x9 (silver/machined face): TSW Panorama custom rims
20x9 (matte black): TSW Panorama custom rims

20x10 (silver/machined face): TSW Panorama custom rims
20x10 (matte black): TSW Panorama custom rims

*This model is also available in matte bronze

 

[syclone50]

Matt thanks for the help but I am definitely going after the concave look in the rear but thanks for showing me those.

 

[Matt@DTD]

The 20x10 Panorama does have some concave to it but it sounds like the nerw TSW Sochi is what you're after. This model will be available hopefully in the next couple months. This model is also rotary forged and available in the same dimensions as the Panorama.

Details: Sochi Alloy Wheels by TSW

You may also want to consider the TSW Tonaka. This model is also rotary forged and comes in sizes 20x9 +32 and 20x10.5 +40

Details: http://www.tsw.com/alloy_wheels_tanaka.php

 

[Moody03SVT]

TSW Sochi wheels are very interesting. I love that look, similar to Vossen's. What about a 19x9.5 (or 20x9.5) and 20x10 (or 20x11) option. I would love more tire on the rear but I don't want to heavily modify the car.

2012 Shelby GT500
Stock suspension
Want Nitto drag radials out back and maybe 555 up front or NT05. (Only driven in nice weather and not worried about mileage)