acefalcon2

iTrader: (20)

you're on CA... u can run v. low profile tires so it does not rub.... try running 215/35 fronts slammed on Tein CS should not rub at all... unless doing very high speed turns i guess.. and also you can try to go 265/30 at the back....it should be slightly tucked in.... a friend of mine runs Varianza T1s slammed on a Tanabe coils.. running 215 is tucked in the fronts with no fender mods...

I8ABMR

If there is aproblem with the wheels you can easily find that mesh design from amillion different brands

<3MYIS

well i think u will have no problem with the mrr's
i have a set of mrr's on my ride as well an i had some what of a rubbing issue
in the front but i got a new set of tires for the front an everything is good now lol
i have an 08 is250 with the lowest drop that tanabe springs offer
an i have 20x8.5 front with 225-30-20 an 20x10 rear with 275-30-20
an it looks an runs great! i get compliments all the time lol

IS-SV

Pictures please of your IS with MRR's....

IS-SV

Here's one from MRR website, maybe it's a ClubLexus owner.

IS-SV

another from MRR website

IS-SV

I'm guessing above 2 pics from MRR website are on stock suspension. The pictures were named "normal" when I downloaded them.

IS-SV

Are MRR wheels hubcentric?

unit74

iTrader: (3)

Here's my 19" MRR GT 1's...


I believe the rears are 10.5's and the fronts 9.5's. Wrapped in General Exclaim UHP's.

I have the Eibach Pro kit installed and a little rubbing, but nothing major to worry about.

unit74

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Another pic..

IS-SV

Thanks for the pics UNIT74, nice setup.

About an extra 1" wheel width front and rear over usual configuration

Happy Holidays.

IS-SV

Keep em coming (pics of MRR GT1's on ISx50s's)... Thanks.

IS-SV

Unit74 - I was told by the Mercedes dudes that these are hubcentric wheels, no hub centering rings used. Is that true?

Thanks.

TrymyIS

2006 IS250 AWD, stock height. Wheels do not rub at all. They are 19 x 8.5 in the front and 19 x 9.5 in the rear.

IS-SV

TrmyIS - thanks!

Got it.