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08-28-12, 07:23 PM
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Depends on the tires and the suspension you've got, or are planning on getting.
Since its an 18" I'm guessing stretched tires with a 40 series.
If it's slammed, you'll wanna shave the rear fenders and roll the fronts. Depending on camber, maybe even a slight fender pull.
If you just have a moderate drop, a simple fender roll will work pretty well.
The front at that spec should look really nice. The rear will poke a bit. But IMO, with some camber...Will look awesome. I'm in to the aggressive look though.
Since its an 18" I'm guessing stretched tires with a 40 series.
If it's slammed, you'll wanna shave the rear fenders and roll the fronts. Depending on camber, maybe even a slight fender pull.
If you just have a moderate drop, a simple fender roll will work pretty well.
The front at that spec should look really nice. The rear will poke a bit. But IMO, with some camber...Will look awesome. I'm in to the aggressive look though.
09-02-12, 03:05 AM
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Noob on this forum. Pls help.
I would like a more conservative fit/look.
Would like to avoid fender rolling/pulling..
I'm on bc coilovers.. 06 gs300 rwd.
Will this wheel set up fit:
F- 18x9.5" +30
R- 18x10.5" +20 or 18x10.5" +30?
What size tires should I run?
Thanks in advance, wheel gurus lol
I would like a more conservative fit/look.
Would like to avoid fender rolling/pulling..
I'm on bc coilovers.. 06 gs300 rwd.
Will this wheel set up fit:
F- 18x9.5" +30
R- 18x10.5" +20 or 18x10.5" +30?
What size tires should I run?
Thanks in advance, wheel gurus lol
Last edited by Shadow3GS; 09-02-12 at 03:08 AM. Reason: Additional info..
09-02-12, 06:05 AM
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Your off set is pretty high. So u could run a bigger tire like a 235/40/18 in the front and a 255/40/18 in the back. Or even a 245/35/18 on a 265/35/18. U should roll your fenders it's better to be safe the sorry.
09-02-12, 07:28 PM
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These rims.... What size tires? Fender rolling needed?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-LEXUS-IS2...sories&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-LEXUS-IS2...sories&vxp=mtr
09-02-12, 11:28 PM
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Noob on this forum. Pls help.
I would like a more conservative fit/look.
Would like to avoid fender rolling/pulling..
I'm on bc coilovers.. 06 gs300 rwd.
Will this wheel set up fit:
F- 18x9.5" +30
R- 18x10.5" +20 or 18x10.5" +30?
What size tires should I run?
Thanks in advance, wheel gurus lol
I would like a more conservative fit/look.
Would like to avoid fender rolling/pulling..
I'm on bc coilovers.. 06 gs300 rwd.
Will this wheel set up fit:
F- 18x9.5" +30
R- 18x10.5" +20 or 18x10.5" +30?
What size tires should I run?
Thanks in advance, wheel gurus lol
09-03-12, 03:12 AM
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09-03-12, 01:46 PM
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Edit..
Think I got idea I just need a roll front and rears on 19x9.5/10.5 +22 with 235/35/ 265/30 will post pics when wheels and tires come in
Think I got idea I just need a roll front and rears on 19x9.5/10.5 +22 with 235/35/ 265/30 will post pics when wheels and tires come in
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09-08-12, 05:31 PM
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09-09-12, 07:33 AM
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IS 250 Tires
I have a 09' IS250 and am looking for all new tires. The stock wheels made it 36k and I am looking looking to find a tire that gets a little more mileage. I have spoke with some places and Michel tire had mentioned changing the size of the tire.
Currently: 225/45R17
To: 215/50-17
My question is... will this have any affect on the warranty? And will this change the handling of the car in anyway?
Lexus has quoted me $800 for tires and this is currently out of my budget. (Reason why this guy suggested to change the size)
The tire I'm considering in the alternate size: Bridgestone Turanza w/serenity plus BL 75,000 warranty. Thoughts? Thank you.
Currently: 225/45R17
To: 215/50-17
My question is... will this have any affect on the warranty? And will this change the handling of the car in anyway?
Lexus has quoted me $800 for tires and this is currently out of my budget. (Reason why this guy suggested to change the size)
The tire I'm considering in the alternate size: Bridgestone Turanza w/serenity plus BL 75,000 warranty. Thoughts? Thank you.
09-09-12, 08:44 AM
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As long as u get a alignment it doesn't matter what size tire u run its will drive perfect. I was running a 225/40/18 in the front and a 255/40/18 in the back. 800 for Tires is crazy! I wouldn't spend more then 600 on a good set. Where do u live? I can get tires a cost.