I'm thinking about getting 20x10" rims for the rear.
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I'm trying to figure out if 20x10" rear rims with 275/35/20 or 275/30/20 tires.. can fit on my 93 Lexus GS300 without any rubbing or rolling the fenders? my car is at it's stock height with a knock-off admin bodykit. So can someone please share some info. Thanks.
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it will work i have 20 10 on my rear and 20 8.5 on the front and mine have never rubbed but i have not lowered my car get 275\35's that is the smallest tire you can get
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245/30's for front and 275/30's for the rear it will work. thats what i am riding with no rubb or scrub on 20-8.5 and 20.10 and i have carried a load trust me
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stretch pull and do work remember anything can fit with a fender roller and a hack saw just sayin im gonna bottom out my coilovers and im gonna be running either 17x9.5 +15 or 18x9.5 +15 on all fours with a 20 mil spacer up front to clear ls400 calipers trust u can make it work just plan accordingly
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Wow thanks guys for the info.. DriftPaRX7 what size tires you have on your 20x11 rims? I'm just curious to know if any rubbing is going on there? The 2x11 rims look great.
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