Front wheel fitment question
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Front wheel fitment question
Hi. I dug around but couldn't quite find an answer.
I have an '06 GS 430. Can I fit a 19x9 et 32 without any issues?
I'm not a big fan of over stretching tires as well.
Thanks for any input.
I have an '06 GS 430. Can I fit a 19x9 et 32 without any issues?
I'm not a big fan of over stretching tires as well.
Thanks for any input.
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I see. Even 245 on 9s would be a pretty good stretch. If it's marginal and tires would make a difference, could you suggest some "safer" tires?
And for now, the car is stock height but maybe not for long if I don't care for the gap with new wheels. I would go with a mild drop like eibach pro-kit or tein street.
And for now, the car is stock height but maybe not for long if I don't care for the gap with new wheels. I would go with a mild drop like eibach pro-kit or tein street.
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I have 19x8.5 +33 offset with 245/35/19 Falken 452, and I lower the car with around 2.75inch. There is no problem at all except turning onto the curve with just a bit rub but that dont bother me much.But the wheels are very close to the fenders. Will u lower the car?
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I see. Even 245 on 9s would be a pretty good stretch. If it's marginal and tires would make a difference, could you suggest some "safer" tires?
And for now, the car is stock height but maybe not for long if I don't care for the gap with new wheels. I would go with a mild drop like eibach pro-kit or tein street.
And for now, the car is stock height but maybe not for long if I don't care for the gap with new wheels. I would go with a mild drop like eibach pro-kit or tein street.
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