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03-20-12, 01:35 AM
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19x9.5 +19. I am currently rolled and tucking tires. How would I be to make these fit? I am planning on relocating the tab and running 225/35 with spc ball joint. Able?
03-20-12, 06:46 AM
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I'm new to the forums and currently have a 2012 is350 on order. I was looking to upgrade the wheels to Vossen 083 19"
19x8.5 +32 235/35R19
19x10 +38 265/35R19 or 275/35R19
Based on tire calcs. 275's would be 0.9" closer to fender and 265's would be 0.7" closer.
Would the 275's works on the car lowering the rear about 0.5" to 1"? Also lowering the front about an 1" to 1.5". Would all this work with no rubbing or fender mods? I really like wide beefy tires, front to have a tuck and rears somewhat flush.
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19x8.5 +32 235/35R19
19x10 +38 265/35R19 or 275/35R19
Based on tire calcs. 275's would be 0.9" closer to fender and 265's would be 0.7" closer.
Would the 275's works on the car lowering the rear about 0.5" to 1"? Also lowering the front about an 1" to 1.5". Would all this work with no rubbing or fender mods? I really like wide beefy tires, front to have a tuck and rears somewhat flush.
Thanks
03-20-12, 09:39 AM
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19x10 +0, not without a considerable amount of work.
I'm new to the forums and currently have a 2012 is350 on order. I was looking to upgrade the wheels to Vossen 083 19"
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Based on tire calcs. 275's would be 0.9" closer to fender and 265's would be 0.7" closer.
Would the 275's works on the car lowering the rear about 0.5" to 1"? Also lowering the front about an 1" to 1.5". Would all this work with no rubbing or fender mods? I really like wide beefy tires, front to have a tuck and rears somewhat flush.
Thanks
-spec snip-
Based on tire calcs. 275's would be 0.9" closer to fender and 265's would be 0.7" closer.
Would the 275's works on the car lowering the rear about 0.5" to 1"? Also lowering the front about an 1" to 1.5". Would all this work with no rubbing or fender mods? I really like wide beefy tires, front to have a tuck and rears somewhat flush.
Thanks
03-20-12, 11:08 AM
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i don't know the specs of the OEM lexus wheels ( http://www.abload.de/img/img_20111031_102304-2nc857.jpg ) , but can I put 20mm spacers on each side? the car will be slammed with D2 coilovers.
03-20-12, 12:22 PM
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i don't know the specs of the OEM lexus wheels ( http://www.abload.de/img/img_20111031_102304-2nc857.jpg ) , but can I put 20mm spacers on each side? the car will be slammed with D2 coilovers.
2. fender/tire clearance will be close.
the IS-F has different fitment requirements than the ISx50's.
03-26-12, 12:10 PM
#3314
Hoping someone can help me out with this easy question. I'm looking for a winter wheel/tire set, and this set caught my eye: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/whe...e-package.html
The seller used this set on his IS-F. I have a 2007 IS350. If this wheel set fit an IS-F bolt pattern AND it cleared the IS-F front brakes, can I be assured it will fit my IS350 or will there be other considerations to take into account? I assume the main issue is brake clearance and I assume the IS-F brakes are bigger (or stick out more) than the 350's, so I'd be fine.
Thanks for your help, I've never purchased/installed an aftermarket wheel/tire set.
The seller used this set on his IS-F. I have a 2007 IS350. If this wheel set fit an IS-F bolt pattern AND it cleared the IS-F front brakes, can I be assured it will fit my IS350 or will there be other considerations to take into account? I assume the main issue is brake clearance and I assume the IS-F brakes are bigger (or stick out more) than the 350's, so I'd be fine.
Thanks for your help, I've never purchased/installed an aftermarket wheel/tire set.
03-26-12, 02:18 PM
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what offset the wheels should have depends on how (un)willing you are to fender modifications. the lower the offset, the more work you'll need.
as such, you'll have to specify what you're willing to do to make the wheels fit.
front is fine. rear needs fender work. just as long as you're not running odd sizes.
Hoping someone can help me out with this easy question. I'm looking for a winter wheel/tire set, and this set caught my eye: -url snip-
The seller used this set on his IS-F. I have a 2007 IS350. If this wheel set fit an IS-F bolt pattern AND it cleared the IS-F front brakes, can I be assured it will fit my IS350 or will there be other considerations to take into account? I assume the main issue is brake clearance and I assume the IS-F brakes are bigger (or stick out more) than the 350's, so I'd be fine.
Thanks for your help, I've never purchased/installed an aftermarket wheel/tire set.
The seller used this set on his IS-F. I have a 2007 IS350. If this wheel set fit an IS-F bolt pattern AND it cleared the IS-F front brakes, can I be assured it will fit my IS350 or will there be other considerations to take into account? I assume the main issue is brake clearance and I assume the IS-F brakes are bigger (or stick out more) than the 350's, so I'd be fine.
Thanks for your help, I've never purchased/installed an aftermarket wheel/tire set.
rear tire size is slightly off for the 2is, but if they're just for seasonal use purposes i don't see anything wrong with that.