MM64

If you don't mind me asking, where are you based on ON and who did you ordered it from?

ACP84

Place in Mississauga called Toronto Tires...Got a very good price of $650 for all 4.

ACP84

Got these over the weekend and these are how the rims look like in real life....Much nicer then expected! The oem 62mm center caps also fit this nicely. Cant wait to put these on next in November! will update with photos whe

n on the car.

TechNut

Very sharp!

MM64

what was your wait time to get these rims from the day that you placed the order?

ACP84

I believe this place could get them in a couple of days...No longer then a week unless the rims are on back order which I doubt they are.

MM64

thanks- and did they throw in the center caps for you too as part of the package deal? and did the OEM lug nuts fit?

ACP84

No those caps I bought on ebay for cheap.....The rims come with a grey plastic cap but I liked the look of the lexus cap.

I havent tried the lug nuts yet because I havent installed them on the vehicle but the owner said those will fit fine.

Also got cloned TPMS SENSORS installed from the same place for an extra $200

Thanks

MM64

what size were those lexus center caps? 60mm? 62mm?

ACP84

62mm I believe

cpyue

I just got my new 2020 NX300,and I still have an old set of winter tires with steel rims that I used in my old RX350. Since those winter tires just used for two season, I would like to use them in my 2020 NX300. Anyone know will the RX350 rim lug position fit the NX300?

16fsport2

I would first determine what are the specs for your 2020 nx300, e.g. in terms of bold pattern, offset and Centre Bore. Then, look up your model year RX350 to see if the wheels/rims have the same specs.

I use Canadawheels.ca to look up your current nx300 wheel specs:
https://www.canadawheels.ca/2020-lex...heels/v-192001

You can repeat the procedure for your model year Rx350
https://www.canadawheels.ca/?gclid=C...UaAr8xEALw_wcB

Hope this helps

cpyue

Thank you so much. Good site, got detail information on all kind of vehicle wheels. Very useful.

ACP84

Finally put them on this weekend and here's how they look like.....so far so good but im experiencing some rather unusually road noise from what I think its coming from the Toyo Observe GSi 5 tires I purchased.

When driving im hearing kind of like high pitch whinny sound which seems more loud when coming to a stop....almost feels like there is some friction so im not sure if its the rims or a combination of both tires and rims. I put the rims on myself and everything was torqued to 76ft lbs twice so I know there on there tight.

From what I hear these tires could be a little loud but Ive never had these noise on my q50 sedan with michelin x ice 3? Just want to make sure it indeed is the tires and not these new rims I put on which are replika oem rims and are direct fit.

Thanks

16fsport2

I now have 17" wheels installed, paired with Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 (newly introduced this winter) and feel lucky that there are no issues with clearance, or noise. I think clearance issue relates to the offset of the wheel, if it is not within the specified range, e.g. 25-38mm. The selected C-wheels TY-1 OE Inspired has 38mm offset, right at the max end. I chose them as they are affiliated with Costco, can be returned relatively easier if not matched (I think, did not need to verify). And I wanted to have 1 stop shop and installation for conveniences and best value (installation & balance $20 each, whereas a dealer quoted $150 for all 4, additional taxes adding up...) Attached are some pics for the fun of it

Driving today with some small ice pellets rain, the combo of C-wheels TY-1 OE Inspired and Bridgestone winter tires has been (touch wood) quite pleasant with its smoothness with no apparent road noise, just like summer tires, as I can't tell the difference! A Sunday drive is more than 40 km so I just dropped by Costco to have the wheels re-torqued at 76 ft-ft, as recommended.

All my previous winter tires (cars and SUV) were mounted with stock or OEM steel wheels, and as soon as I drove them, with or without snow, there is always a component of white noise, not quite as loud as that similar to a wheel bearing problem or an airplane flying overhead , not that loudness but of the same nature of white noise. No such noise with this combo! I am very pleased!

Note that I still wait for the hub caps (I think they are Lexus knock-offs, 62mm OD, 60mm ID, as I measure the supplied C-wheel hub caps with a caliper before ordering online), so I asked the tire installers not to install the supplied hub caps, but my makeshift black rubber covers
- Edited: hub caps received and installed, perfect fit and look!