How We Label WHEEL CONCAVITY (A vs. B) - Quick & Easy Explanation

Are you browsing wheels right now? Maybe you're on our website and under sizing/specs you've seen certain sizes that look like this: "18 x 9.5A", "18 x 10.5B". Let's go over exactly what "A" and "B" means when talking about our wheel sizing, and let's take a dive into how wheel concavity affects wheel's design, and the difference between an "A" design, and a "B" design.
When it comes with Concave Wheels, everyone has different taste. Maybe you want a super aggressive look and want to run something wide with a lot of concavity. Maybe you've got a big brake kit and want to make sure that the brakes clear your wheel and don't interfere with the spoke of the wheel you're installing.
Let's get into it because while wheel concavity is simple to understand, there are a few things you need to know.
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Do you guys have any wheels with offsets and profiles that fit vintage muscle and pony cars? Something like a17x8, 8.5, or 9 with a 4.5" backspacing? Or anything with zero or negative offsets and deeper lips?