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Hello Everyone !! so i have a 2007 LS460 and i have been comparing it to a few other luxury cars which i feel are a little higher compared to the LS460 ( The ground clearance)
Now is it a good idea to have higher suspensions installed or can i get bigger puffier tires for this ? any suggestions ?? i see a lot of you have 22 inch wheels on the car which look amazing but is there a way i can install a little bigger tires on it or maybe on the 20 inch ones as long as the setup doesnt rub on the factory suspensions !!
This thread helped me choose my wheel size and tire sizes so I definitely wanted to contribute when as soon as I got my wheels installed. The fronts aren't as aggressive as the rears but I wanted to keep everything as close to stock without modifying the fenders. But I am more than likely going to rebarrel the fronts to either 2.5 or 3 inches.
LS Year/Model: 2009 LS460
AWD or RWD: RWD Wheel Brand: Weds Wheel Model: Krishna Wheel Size Front: 20 Wheel Size Rear: 20 Wheel Finish: Chrome Lip size front (if applicable): 2 inches (for now) Lip size rear (if applicable): 3.5 inches Lip finish (if applicable): polished Offset Front: +29 Offset Rear:+29 Hub Bore size (if known): 60.1 Hub Centric Rings Required? Y/N: N Tire Size Front: 245/40 Tire Size Rear: 265/35 Tire Make/Model: Westlake Tire Air Pressure Preference: 38 Suspension: Stock Fenders Rolled/Altered: No Does the setup rub?: No
If I upgraded from the OEM 18 " to the 19 's could I get away with the spare 18" TPS sensor in the truck or would I have replace the spare with a 19 w/TPS sensor as well ???
If the sensor is 10-12 years or older, it's going to fail soon and disable readings from all sensors. If you're asking if an 18" spare will work with 19" tires, yes but low speed driving and tire repair immediately.
If the sensor is 10-12 years or older, it's going to fail soon and disable readings from all sensors. If you're asking if an 18" spare will work with 19" tires, yes but low speed driving and tire repair immediately.
Thanks but I was asking if the sensor w/18” spare in the truck will work with my new OEM 19s or do I need a 19” spare so the air monitoring system doesn’t throw a code ?
12-15-14, 03:55 PM
