2015 is350 19" wheel specs plz help
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Yo, I'm wondering if a 19x8.5 +30 and a 19x9.5 +40 staggered set will fit my 2015 IS350.
I also plan on running FRONT: 235/35/19 and REAR: 265/30/19s on these wheels.
Can I turn my dreams into a reality?
Any input/advice would be greatly appreciated.
I also plan on running FRONT: 235/35/19 and REAR: 265/30/19s on these wheels.
Can I turn my dreams into a reality?
Any input/advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Yes...that will fit...go for it!
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^^ You never cease to amaze me on how much stuff you know!! If I ever need a fitment test of my "man-bro", I am calling you! (lol)
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current 225/35/19 rear 255/35/19 the roads is better
235/35/19 front might rub when lock to lock
rear 265/30/19 rear should be ok
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The tire sizes he quoted he is currently running (225/35 and 255/35) would make the rear tire 3 sizes larger than the front...which on an AWD will trigger an AWD warning message on the dash.
For AWD the goal is to keep the front and rear tire diameters as close as reasonable.
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Consider the poster above's IS is likely RWD.
The tire sizes he quoted he is currently running (225/35 and 255/35) would make the rear tire 3 sizes larger than the front...which on an AWD will trigger an AWD warning message on the dash.
For AWD the goal is to keep the front and rear tire diameters as close as reasonable.
The tire sizes he quoted he is currently running (225/35 and 255/35) would make the rear tire 3 sizes larger than the front...which on an AWD will trigger an AWD warning message on the dash.
For AWD the goal is to keep the front and rear tire diameters as close as reasonable.
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My 20x8.5 +29 front wheels would do that...but once again, it's at full lock. Not sure how many times in a year I've ever had the steering at full lock, but probably less times than I can count on both hands...just saying.
Simple solution...heat gun and wet rag = reshape liner so tire doesn't touch (Tada!)
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