Quote Originally Posted by Bieredalsace View Post
PK gave the best answer of all....don't use spacers or adapters.
Good luck with your project.
Ditto. DON'T USE ANY KIND OF SPACERS OR WHEEL ADAPTERS -- DON'T DO IT!!!

However; you did the right thing by using your stock OEM wheels when you installed your new tires, that's why your new tires don't rub and no trimming was required. Using the stock OEM wheels (with its correct OEM offset) is truly the "SECRET" that keeps everything neatly tucked inside the front wheelwells without any rubbing and no trimming. Normally, only when aftermarket wheels (with a different offset) are used is when rubbing occurs and trimming may be required. Best advice: If you don't want rubbing and/or trimming issues, then stick with your stock OEM wheels when mounting new tires!!!