Wheel for RWD model
03-08-09, 03:46 AM
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Wheel for RWD model
Can I run the 18"x8" in both front and rear of IS250 RWD 2008 model?
Wheel Spec ;
18"x8"
Offset 40mm
Tires 225/40R18
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/par...d=203778&all=Y
Wheel Spec ;
18"x8"
Offset 40mm
Tires 225/40R18
http://www.sewellpartsonline.com/par...d=203778&all=Y
03-08-09, 11:14 AM
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At here, road condition in some province may not suitable for 19". Sometime I may have trip with my friend or family. So, 18" will not suitable with my life style.
The reason that I must upgrade to 18" because my OEM 17" will not fit the BBK that will reach me next week.
The reason that I must upgrade to 18" because my OEM 17" will not fit the BBK that will reach me next week.
03-08-09, 11:19 AM
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And the second reason was tire cost.
I will have a meeting with friend at track with two month a time or may more with weekend and holiday. So, I may change around 1-2 set of tire with in one year.
19" tires were double price of 18" tires. "_"
And not easy to find. So, most of 19" lover have to put a special order and wait around 2-3 months from the local agent. To import by individual will cost more.
I will have a meeting with friend at track with two month a time or may more with weekend and holiday. So, I may change around 1-2 set of tire with in one year.
19" tires were double price of 18" tires. "_"
And not easy to find. So, most of 19" lover have to put a special order and wait around 2-3 months from the local agent. To import by individual will cost more.
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