Lets find out if you can use these wheels in any of those offsets...
to add the extra 2.5 inches(63mm) to the back side of the wheel up front add 32mm to the offset for +50mm offset, at the least the front will push out another 20mm from stock choosing the +30mm offset wheel since they don't make larger.
to add the extra 1.5 inches(38mm) to the back side of the wheel out back add 19mm to the offset for +9mm or pick the +12mm offset for the rear and add 7mm worth of spacers.
what it comes down to is you need 40mm worth of difference in the offset of your front and rear wheels in order to sit in relation to each other as they do from the factory, my number came out to 41mm because I rounded to the mm. this also does not take into account the difference in the amount of camber you are running front and rear if you have that number we can be even more accurate.
now go measure how much further out your wheels can sit so we can do this right. Measure the space between the fenders and the top edge of your tire(perpendicular to the wheel), by putting the ruler or what ever on the tire and measuring out ward, with this you can choose the correct wheels because i know the factory didn't flush up it's wheels with the fenders.
take pictures while your measuring so we know everything is right.
