jonmonkey

+43 in the rear.

captaincap

ah makes sense you have a much higher offset so your wheel sits in the fender or at least part than ours

Fillay

I’m hoping I could eliminate the rub by switching from 275/35 to 275/30/19 tires

Revive

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captaincap

looks good what wheels?

an1m4l

These are my OEM RC-F wheels
255/35/19
275/35/19

Defloors

20x9 on the front 20x10.5 on the back

Huiezzy

Hey guys,

I am looking to buy some 20x9 +35, with 72.56mm Hub and 5x114.3 Bolt Pattern for front and

20x10.5 +40 with 72.56mm Hub and 5x114.3 Bolt Pattern for Rear.

my main concern with these is the Hub size. I think originally Lexus has 60.1mm Hub. Will this matter? Thanks!

baggedRC

Most wheels come with hub adapters.

mcenteep

Hub Centering rings are readily available to accommodate Toyota's Hub-centric design. Some retailers throw them in when you purchase wheels as well.

voronald

Hey guys,

I just recently picked up my 2015 F-sport and just lowered it on RSR super downs. I'm looking to upgrade the wheels now. The wheels that I'm looking into only have a size 19 x 8.5 +22, 19 x 8.5 +42 and 19 x 9.5 +22, 19 x 9.5 +42. I'm looking to run staggered. Will any of these sizes would work and what tire size do you guys recommend running? I'm new to the fitment word so thanks in advance!

ShadyRC350

Hey Guys,

I'm in need of some fitment help. my goal for my 15' RC350 AWD F-Sport is to run a squared 19x8.5s, or 19x9s, or 19x9.5s on RSR Super Downs, with a goal of a "Nearly flushed look" while also (IF possible lol) have a meaty tire look. (Stage 1). Any and ALL advice on offset and tire size/brand for that meaty look is welcome. Also on which fitment would work best with the car while not going too crazy. Thanks in advanced!

Huiezzy

I am looking to run some 20s rims with 245/35 (F) and 275/30(R) on stock suspension. Has anyone tried this set up? Will there be rubbing?

mcenteep

I'm running 245/35 on 20x9 ET35 and 285/30 on 20x10 ET40 on RS-R downs. Zero rubbing in the rear but the fronts will rub the fender liner on hard dips/bumps. Not a deal breaker.
I would imagine on stock suspension, these would be no rubbing problems what so ever.

jlt05

I could really use some advice. I have front rims that are 19x8.5, the current 235/35 R19 front tires look stretched and too narrow for the rim. The car is lowered, wondering if I should go to 240 width, not sure what the aspect ration would change to then. Anyone have any advice? If I go wider will it rub?