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#4
Also keep in mind: RWD vehicles usually require different offsets than FWD vehicles. Because of that, wheels from a RWD car might stick out further than the stock wheels on a FWD car.
Example: I had the winter wheels from my G37 on our ES as I was detailing the stock ES wheels and they definitely stuck out further than the stock wheels. If I had been driving on them Im sure it would have rubbed (or worse) in a few cases.
Example: I had the winter wheels from my G37 on our ES as I was detailing the stock ES wheels and they definitely stuck out further than the stock wheels. If I had been driving on them Im sure it would have rubbed (or worse) in a few cases.
#7
I did notice the staggered wheels. I guess I wouldn't be able to rotate the tires. As for the ride quality, I did own an MKS ecoboost with factory 20s and the ride wasn't harsh. The gs wheels were going to be my summer set if I could find a reasonable price
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#8
Also keep in mind: RWD vehicles usually require different offsets than FWD vehicles. Because of that, wheels from a RWD car might stick out further than the stock wheels on a FWD car.
Example: I had the winter wheels from my G37 on our ES as I was detailing the stock ES wheels and they definitely stuck out further than the stock wheels. If I had been driving on them Im sure it would have rubbed (or worse) in a few cases.
Example: I had the winter wheels from my G37 on our ES as I was detailing the stock ES wheels and they definitely stuck out further than the stock wheels. If I had been driving on them Im sure it would have rubbed (or worse) in a few cases.
#9
I personally wouldn't risk buying them without being able to verify they fit (i.e. physically get them and put them on the car)
#10
Exactly what I was thinking. I just would like to go for oem wheels
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