Weird behavior while waiting for the car to arrive?!
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Absolutely not, it's all good, you do know that the GS is the older sibling of the IS - they're built off the same platform and share many parts, so swapping rims would be natural . . . I say go for it !!!
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My guess is that the rwd IS is staggered, front rim is 8" wide +45, rear is 8.5" +50, whereas GS is 8" +45 all around. So all IS rims can fit the GS, but not all GS rims will fit the rwd IS (unless it has a staggered setup). Thus I see no reason why ISPs can't be offered on the GS . . .
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I said yes because you can never have too much storage space, and you can tell off the Camry owners who might otherwise scoff at your unusable sliding tray for ashes because they have a huge popup cavern there where they can store their knitting materials. At least it's usable now!
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