DFig619

So I'm stuck with deciding on size of the rims. I know I want 8.5 in the front and 9 in the rear with +35 front and +30 back.

I plan on 1 to 1.5 finger gap from the tire. What would look better 18"s or 19"s

I just dont want the 18"s looking to small (Which the current f-sports look like) or the 19"s being to big for that kind of drop.

Rims will be WORK VS-XX

jusclark13

19" I have 18" stock and i think they look just a tad too small

billymowat

hey guys looking to get some new rims for my 2006 lexus is350 sgm will be orange next summer so looking for a black rim please reply with some pictures/suggestions of what rims to get

keyur246

Hey guys I'm planning on getting new rims for my car pretty soon but have a few questions I've been struggling with. I want both my front and rear set of tires to sit as flush as possible with my fenders. So my question is can I run 18x8.75 with a 20mm offset in the rear and 18x8.75 with a 33mm offset in the front without any fender mods or rubbing? If so, what are the best tire size I would need to get? I have an AWD IS250 by the way.

Meguerra

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Do you guys think the setup below will be OK? I want to be flush don't want to be poking or rubbing.

I have an 08 IS250 RWD lowered on Eibach Pro Kit (1.4 front - 1.0 rear)

WEDSSPORT TC105N RIMS
FRONT 18X8.5 +32 WITH TOYO PROXES T1 SPORT 235/40ZR18
REAR 18X9.5 +35 WITH TOYO PROXES T1 SPORT 265/35ZR18

leadfoot83

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Looking at xxr 526 wheels front 18x9 +25 rear 18x10.5 +20 would these fit running 245/40/18 front and 265/40/18 rear an would I need to do fender rolling or could I get away with a camber kit? Also lowered with tein s-tech springs.

SCWB

This should be a very good set up for moderate flush, no poking, no major rubbing. You will rub very slightly on the fronts under extreme dips and hard turn, I am quite sure. The rear should clear the fender, but it will be very close. I answer based on my own experience which is comparable to your setup.

I am running:
19x8.5 +35 with 235/35/19
19x9.5 +35 with 255/35/19

Lowered 1.5" front and rear with BC Sports.

Go with this set, if you aim for 18" wheels with flush but without poke and without (major) rubbing.

leadfoot83

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Anyone know??

manjot

I'd like to know if 18" f-sport wheels from the 2011-2012 is will fit a 09 is350. Secondly, please let me know if anyone has a set for sale. Thanks!

LexoticJ

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Looking to run a 20x9 with a +20 for the front. Lowered on BC coils. Will this work? And what mods with I need to do.
I'll prolly run a 225/30/20 for the front.

RVCAis250

curious about what specs you'll be running in the back... but as far as the front, you'll need a fender roll with some natural pull (you may need more of a pull depending on how low you sit) and you also need to relocate the fender/bumper tabs in the front. If you're gonna ride really low then you may have to bend that fender tab in a little bit. You'll see what I mean if you look inside the fender well.

Meguerra

iTrader: (8)

Thanks SCWB, I appreciate the input. I will post some pics when I get them on.

LexoticJ

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Thanks bro... I will most likely be running a 20x10.5 with a +30 offset in the rear

Litcroco

Hi guys, I need help figuring if these rims will fit my stock awd is250. They are 19x9.5 +22 with 225/40 tires all around. Will there be any issue?

tunerRC

Hello everyone,

I just got the 3IS IS250 two weeks ago. I am so excited and love Lexus IS so much.

I am planning to upgrade 18 inch wheels with stock suspension. I may lower the car for 1.5" max in the future.

Can anyone advise what is the best offset for 18x8 front and 18x9 or 18x9.5 rear?
I checked out the Rays Wheel website. It claimed the 18x9 offset +30 can fit the IS.
I heard some people said the best will be near 40 offset.

Anyone fit the Rays 57FXX in their IS? Would 18x9 +30 or 18x9.5 +38 fit the rear better?

Any professional opinion? btw, I am not planning to mod the fender.

Thanks so much!