Wheel Fitment Tools
Wheel Fitment Tools
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Update: I was asked if I needed both tools...at end of this post is my take on this question. Also, widening the holes did not affect the tools at all.
Location: Aldie, VA 20105
Price for both is: $100 + Shipping
I have two essential tools you could use to eliminate guess work when trying to select custom wheel/offset and fitment.
Tool #1 - WheelWise™ Wheel Fitment Tool, Tire Fit Testing Size Measuring Mockup, 5-Lug (https://www.speedwaymotors.com) – New is $100.00
Tool #2 – Wheel Fitment Tool by Embrace Making (https://embracemaking.com/products/w...ars-and-trucks). They have two models, one for cars and one for trucks, this one is for cars – New is $115
I had to widen the holes on both to fit the 5x114.3, Mustang GT bolt pattern, but it will fit many other bolt patterns too. The tools allow you to visualize the tire/wheels and figure out the right off-set and whether or not the new dimensions interfere with anything. Both products have YouTube videos you can view for reference. #1 tool is made out of heavy-duty metal (is somewhat heavy); #2 is hard plastic.
I can ship on your dime. The shipping box dimension is 15x12x5 and will weight close to 5-8 lbs once I include packing material. PM/DM if interested. I accept Paypal or cash if local pickup. You can email me at: cruza2150@yahoo.com, if interested.






I am a very visual person. I am not happy with just seeing pics of other folks set ups, I like to see by myself and these two tools helped me do that and take out the guess work.
I am custom building two 18x11 wheels by Variant Wheels to be mounted on 315/40/18. I used Tool #1 to actually mount the tires (which I have on hand) to see how it will look on the Mustang. By they being mounted, I could get a visual of: where it could rub the suspension, and how far out it would stick off the fender. This video shows how the tool is used:
In the video, the narrator explains how to get backspacing and off-set using the tools...but, again, i am a visual person. So, as I went back and forth with Variant Wheels on the off set they proposed, I used Tool #2 to visually see it. This video explains how the tool is used:
Do you need both tools, some may say no, but I used them to compliment each other. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Update: I was asked if I needed both tools...at end of this post is my take on this question. Also, widening the holes did not affect the tools at all.
Location: Aldie, VA 20105
Price for both is: $100 + Shipping
I have two essential tools you could use to eliminate guess work when trying to select custom wheel/offset and fitment.
Tool #1 - WheelWise™ Wheel Fitment Tool, Tire Fit Testing Size Measuring Mockup, 5-Lug (https://www.speedwaymotors.com) – New is $100.00
Tool #2 – Wheel Fitment Tool by Embrace Making (https://embracemaking.com/products/w...ars-and-trucks). They have two models, one for cars and one for trucks, this one is for cars – New is $115
I had to widen the holes on both to fit the 5x114.3, Mustang GT bolt pattern, but it will fit many other bolt patterns too. The tools allow you to visualize the tire/wheels and figure out the right off-set and whether or not the new dimensions interfere with anything. Both products have YouTube videos you can view for reference. #1 tool is made out of heavy-duty metal (is somewhat heavy); #2 is hard plastic.
I can ship on your dime. The shipping box dimension is 15x12x5 and will weight close to 5-8 lbs once I include packing material. PM/DM if interested. I accept Paypal or cash if local pickup. You can email me at: cruza2150@yahoo.com, if interested.






I am a very visual person. I am not happy with just seeing pics of other folks set ups, I like to see by myself and these two tools helped me do that and take out the guess work.
I am custom building two 18x11 wheels by Variant Wheels to be mounted on 315/40/18. I used Tool #1 to actually mount the tires (which I have on hand) to see how it will look on the Mustang. By they being mounted, I could get a visual of: where it could rub the suspension, and how far out it would stick off the fender. This video shows how the tool is used:
In the video, the narrator explains how to get backspacing and off-set using the tools...but, again, i am a visual person. So, as I went back and forth with Variant Wheels on the off set they proposed, I used Tool #2 to visually see it. This video explains how the tool is used:
Do you need both tools, some may say no, but I used them to compliment each other. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Last edited by MadGT; Oct 16, 2023 at 09:02 PM. Reason: adding info
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Cool Tools I Would Consider Myself But I Got More Projects Left to Do Than I can Ever Finish in my Lifetime!
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Cool Tools I Would Consider Myself But I Got More Projects Left to Do Than I can Ever Finish in my Lifetime!
MGB,
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Just a Thought! Since the Vast Majority of Viewers are Guests You Might Want to List an Email Contact! You Could Make a New gmail account Etc if you Don't Want to List Regular Email! Anyhoo Just a Thought!
Cool Tools I Would Consider Myself But I Got More Projects Left to Do Than I can Ever Finish in my Lifetime!
MGB,
KC
Cool Tools I Would Consider Myself But I Got More Projects Left to Do Than I can Ever Finish in my Lifetime!
MGB,
KC
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