Mv350

iTrader: (23)

with how low you are that is not gunna be flush... but you can run general tires 225/35 and spacer the rear 10mm and be perfect.pm cause i know something is up

AMSPHAN

Can anyone please let me know if these wheels will fit?

20x8.5 25+ offset front
20x10 40+ offset rear

What kind of tires will I need to run to maintain the same rolling diameter so it doesn't affect my odometer reading? Thanks CL!

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

those will fit, 225/30/20 front, and bumper tab mod. rear will fit 245/35/20 rear. and i dont think you will have to shave rear. and your odo change with 20's

saiyajin

alright cool i thought maybe 18x9 at the front may cause some rubbing issues ... plan to lower on BC Coilovers with probably 1 or 2 finger gaps so pretty conservative


will the +35 offset be flush in the 18x8.5 or 18.9 application??

AMSPHAN

Thanks! Anyone have the link to the DIY "bumper tab mod"? I recall seeing it some where but can't seem to locate it.

AMSPHAN

Sorry, just found out it's actaully 20x10 and 25+ in the rear. Will it fit without folling the fender?

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

you will defiently have to shave or roll the rear. i recomend shaving.
it where the fender and bumper meet, youll have to pull your fender liner back to get to it.
9+35 will sit more flush at that drop.

Rash

iTrader: (1)

Does vossen concaved 20x10.5 +30 any different than 20x10.5 +30 with lip?

This may be a stupid question but someone told me the concaved won't fit the rear.

YellowCopy

iTrader: (1)

I posted this in the aftermarket wheel thread, but it does not seem to get alot of traffic these days! Soooo, repost!

Hey guys, I need some help. I have been crunching numbers and looking through this thread (the aftermarket wheel thread) for the past 4 hours. I am a wheel/offset NooB. I am trying to get past that, so if I ask a funny question, flame me if you must, but please give me some answer.

I have a set of 5Zigen wheels on their way to me and was planning on going pretty conservative with the tire sizes. However, I have seen a post for some new tires at used prices and now I'm curious if I can save a couple of hundred bucks, help out a fellow member, and have it work right and save some money with better performance.

Specs on the wheels are Front: 19X8.5 +45/Rear: 19X9.5 +38.
Specs on the tires are Front: 245/35R19/Rear: 275/30R19

I think the front will fit ok. I am concerned about clearance with the spindle due to my higher offset and then clearance on the rear fender due to the low offset.

I have not done any fender mods and I am sitting on s-tech springs.

1) Have I interpretted the information here correctly or am I completely off base?

2) Will it fit?

3) If not, what would need to be done to make it work, and would it be worth it?

YellowCopy

iTrader: (1)

Anyone, Anyone? Bueller?

One time only bump. If I cant get some info, I will get some more conservative tires and play financial russian roulette :P

iSuxeL

iTrader: (21)

1. You're completely off base.
2. Yes it will fit with no complications.
3. Your tire sizes are too big IMO, go with a 225 up front and 255 out back. Or even 235/265.

Your specs aren't that aggressive. Especially the fronts.

llamaboiz

OP question: what made you choose those offsets?

hidfanatic

iTrader: (6)

Someone is selling me their rims. Do you guys think a 19x10 +36 and a 19x11 +23 will fit? The wheels are work vs-xx in O-disk (deep rim disk). I'm not worried about rolling/pulling the fenders, i'm just curious about whether or not it would clear is250 brake calipers.

Hoovey689

iTrader: (16)

^^^ Yes they will fit

rule1223

iTrader: (15)

concave makes diff on clearing bbk.