ich hab euch die tabelle aus dem vorigen link in ein ods (excel oder libre office) file mit filtern umgewandelt.
somit kann man super nach dimension und gewicht filtern z.b.
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unter allen felgen in 17x7 (immerhin 527) ist die OZ auf platz 13

paar gute infos über einpresstiefe / offset und reifen gewicht:
Offsets:
You generally want to stay at the same offset as your stock wheels. Changing offsets can result in a change in scrub radius and torque steer (FWD and AWD only).
1. When changing diameters and offsets, your number one concern is to make sure the wheel will fit with your current suspension and bodywork. Every car is different so check with other people who have your same car to determine what will fit with your brakes, suspension drop, body work, etc.
2. When going to a smaller offset wheel, toe-in must be increased (same as decreasing toe-out) to compensate.
3. Going to a smaller offset wheel will change the scrub radius. The only way to bring it back to stock is to increase the overall diameter of the wheel/tire assembly. This has nothing to do with wheel diameter, but everything to do with the rolling diameter of the tires.
4. Different offsets will cause the same wheel to weigh more or less. The general rule is that the lower the offset (less positive), the higher the weight because the hub face is thicker.
Tire Weights:
Tire weights are just as, if not more, important than wheel weights. Tires are further from the axis of the rotation and therefore have a larger effect on steering feel, suspension movement, acceleration and braking. The lightest tires that are commonly available that I know of are the Toyo T1S. The Pirelli Pzero Neros are also light, but not as light as the Toyos. Tire companies will have their weight information, but you will have to get transferred around a few times before finding someone who knows usually. Some heavier tires are Falken Azenises and Bridgestone S-03s. Also remember that larger diameter tires weigh more than smaller diameter tires. Something to think about when going with plus-sized wheels.