07350FROST

that rear doesnt even look that bad at all IMHO.

i was kindof weirded out with my rear rim/tire fitment when i got em installed, but its actually common.

i would leave it.

tThu

285/30 will clear no problem. you can even go wider if you want since it seems like your not lowered at all.

nardeezy

I wouldn't do it.

ARMANDITO

Hello

Any reccomendation on a tire brand that does not make too much road noise? I'm going to install 20x10 1/2 in the rear with 285/30/20 and 245/35/20 on a 20x9 wheel, any recomendation is highly appreciated. my car is 2006 GS300. I'm planning in doing this over the weekend, so any fast reccomedation is appreciated. this my phone just in case some want to text me 786.302-3204 thank you

nardeezy

I dom't know if you have enough time? Usually, tire shops need to know the sizes you want the day before. Basically, you need to tell them by tomorrow so they can get the tires on Saturday? Those sizes you mentioned should be fine. Ideally, to maintain the diameter closer to stock go with 255/30 and 295/25

ARMANDITO

295 is not too wide and 25 profile too low? I'm buying voseen wheeel VVS083. what are your thoughts?

rominl

iTrader: (4)

personally on 10.5 i would use 285, i think that's pretty perfect

if you want quiet, i like the pilot sport a/s. high performance all season, pretty good wear, very good performance, and they are very quiet

down side is they are michelin, so price is always up there

ARMANDITO

I got the vossen wheel and tires, 285-20 and 245-20 and I couldn't be any happier, these wheel are very good looking and the staggered lip is very nice. I could post pictures if anyone care to see them.

iron_lungs

Side view..anyone know of any trustworthy shops in the san diego area to lower?

iron_lungs

I apologize that my pictures suck...

iron_lungs

Facial view.......................

I8ABMR

285/30 is pushing it for the rear, especially if you want to drop the car. I am personally not a fan of rolling fenders. Good luck with it