i had to do a ton of reaserch to get 22s on my wife the way i wanted it..... i measured the stock rims off her 04... seemed to be 6" of backspace(back towards the vehicle) and 2" outwards... about 8" wide rim from lip to lip, inside where the bead was was 7 inches so i dont know if its called a 7 or 8 inch wheel... anyway the major problem is looking behind your wheel you will see how close it rides to the knuckle, it is within an inch, so you have to make sure you dont get a tire/wheel combo that when you bolt it up wont rub that deal...... since i measured 6 inches of backspacin on the stock wheel, i would say you just have to make sure any wheel you buy does not have any more backspace then that.... ie no more then 6 inches if you run standard street tires... if you run tires wider then stock, then you need to get a wheel with 5 or so inches of backspace to push tire out more.... i would just talk to wheel store like discount tire, then if the wheels dont fit its there fault not yours....... most 22 wheels i looked at were 6 inches plus of backspacing, and those ones would be extremely close to rubbing on the suspension knuckle, ie not fitting........ you can always buy wheel spacers though, so if the wheels rub you just mount up spacers to push them out just a bit.... i have a set i bought and did not use if you need some..