ok i'll start out by saying i got a set (4) of rims from a guy they r 18s with a 8.00 x 18 5x114.3/112 but not thinkin i took them cuz of the shine of the chrome in m eyes and thinking they would look good on my truck but then i realize there not really going to fit what i hear is that a spacer could work and would be the only thing to help me if so could some on pm the right one i would need and if they not going to fit plz break it to me ez as i will have to depart with them

 

Wow...that is hard to follow. That must have taken one huge breath to think of and type out. A good word of advice...use punctuation next time. A . will go a long way to help people understand what you're asking. The rim size is also quite confusing. I'm not sure if you can fit 18's easily or not. Maybe with some clarification on the size and what you're asking we could give you a hand.

 

Really need to know the back spacing of the rim to be able to say whether they'll fit or not... Also putting your vehicle information would help...

 

Looks to me the bolt pattern is way off and he might be asking about some adapters? Otherwise, I'm completely lost.

 

sorry guys i got ahead of my self , Ajbert is right looking for some kind of adapter the would allow me to fit this guys to my truck the only info i can find on the rims is

Size 18 x 8.00
Bolt pattern 5x114.3/112
offset 35mm

thanx guys

 

You need to research the difference between "offset" and "backspacing" as they apply to wheels.
Rims are the things on the outside edge of your wheels that hold your tire in place.

 

and for a newbie how do i do that plz any help will do if u need more info on the rims they are called Falken Aviator 18s chrome and there 5 bolt

 

Google- "difference between backspacing and offset".
you will get tons of hits.
Pick several and read up on it.

Try this one.
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101

 

WOW! three post, and you still didn't understand what Sisk was pointing out to you.



PUNCTUATION!

 

OK2, now that you understand the difference bet00ween bcpcin n offset00000000000000000000000000000

sorry, cat sat on keyboard.

Ok, now that you know the difference between backspacing and offset.
You also know that your new wheels have a different bolt pattern then the blazers. The solution to use those new wheels is an adapter, maybe. if you can find one that "fits".
How thick of an adapter depends on what you can fit. The further you push the front tire out the more likely they will rub the wheel well at full crank, (steering wheel turned all the way to one side or the other). Now oyu need to figure out how much space you have to work with, compare the new wheels backspacing+offset to the factory wheels and see how thick of an adapter you can use.


Regardless of his bad punctuation, that is no reason not to help the guy out.