A wheel with zero offset has its axle-mounting surface equally spaced between the rims at the face and rear of the wheel. A wheel with positive offset has the mounting surface located closer to ...

To determine the wheel's backspace, lay the wheel flat on the ground with the back facing upward. Next, lay a straightedge across the wheel and measure the distance from the back of the mounting ...

Sometimes, conversations about wheel offset and backspacing can induce glazed eyes and distant stares. Some folks would rather be forced to write a thesis on particle physics with a crayon in a ...