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19" F Sport Rims on AWD?

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Old 01-16-14 | 10:52 AM
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Are these Ok to run? The stock IS350 AWD rims are 18x8/18/8.5 and these are 19x8/19x9.

I know they don't work with the 2IS AWD.

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Old 01-16-14 | 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ultran00b8
Are these Ok to run? The stock IS350 AWD rims are 18x8/18/8.5 and these are 19x8/19x9.

I know they don't work with the 2IS AWD.

Thanks!
that should work fine as long as you keep the diameter of the tires the same or similar.
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19 inch wheels would require even lower profile tires. Personally I won't do it with all the potholes here in Toronto.
Old 01-16-14 | 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by KumaF
19 inch wheels would require even lower profile tires. Personally I won't do it with all the potholes here in Toronto.
I guess it would be 30 front and 35 rear profile tires. I'm OK with that. I can run stock rims with winter tires for the colder months. But I'm just scared the extra 0.5 inch will cause problems for the drive train.
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Proper size would be 225/35R19F and 255/30R19R or 235/35R19 and 265/30R19 (what I will be doing).
As long as the overall diameter is same or close you would be fine.
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as far as tires go. your best bet will be 225/35/19 & 265/30/19 for .2% difference in diameter

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235/35/19 & 275/30/19 for .1% difference. this much difference won't really affect the awd
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