RC350: Post Your Aftermarket Wheel Fitment and Tires
03-15-21, 10:55 AM
#196
I have 20x9 with 255 front tires. These rub but think they would not if I had 19" wheels. The width should not change your aspect ratio. You should be able to go to 240 without a problem.
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jlt05 (03-15-21)
03-15-21, 12:42 PM
#197
I bought a set of RCF rims... they are 19x9 and 19x10 (not sure of the offsets). I have 255/35/19's on the front and 285/35/19 on the rears. No rubbing issues at all in front or back. I'm actually gonna got to 265/35/19 on the fronts next. If they rub?? they will only rub on the extreme wheel turning when parking or something like that...so you won't be going fast or anything.
04-26-21, 03:18 PM
#198
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Anyone else having rubbing on the front with 20x9 rims and 255/35 tires?
04-26-21, 03:55 PM
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04-27-21, 04:34 AM
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05-01-21, 09:15 PM
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Summer wheels/tires
Square set up, Niche Vosso 19x9.5 38mm. Yokohama ADVAN APEX 245/40R19. The extra offset and wider tires seems to have reduced the amount of tramlining
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mistermatt (05-04-21)
06-08-21, 01:10 PM
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2015 rc 350
I haven't seen that wheel size with offset and tire yet so I cant say exactly how much it will stick out but you can try to reference these:
On my car I am running 19x8.5 +35 (245/40R19) and 19x10 +40 (285/35R19). The front is as wide as it can go without hitting our stupid fender liner (on the outer side of the fender). The rear with 285's is as far as it can go without rubbing or hitting on bumps. So basically I made it so I could run an aggressive setup while keeping the car functional for daily driving duty.
Another popular setup is 20x9 +32 (245/35R20) and 20x10.5 +45 (275/30R20).
With that being said, these are RC's running lowering springs and all of them are daily drivers. You can always go coil-overs which might give you a little more room but more than likely if you want to run those wheels you're going to need to run tire sizes similar to the stock 235/265's. Hope this helps.
On my car I am running 19x8.5 +35 (245/40R19) and 19x10 +40 (285/35R19). The front is as wide as it can go without hitting our stupid fender liner (on the outer side of the fender). The rear with 285's is as far as it can go without rubbing or hitting on bumps. So basically I made it so I could run an aggressive setup while keeping the car functional for daily driving duty.
Another popular setup is 20x9 +32 (245/35R20) and 20x10.5 +45 (275/30R20).
With that being said, these are RC's running lowering springs and all of them are daily drivers. You can always go coil-overs which might give you a little more room but more than likely if you want to run those wheels you're going to need to run tire sizes similar to the stock 235/265's. Hope this helps.
10-30-21, 07:06 AM
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Awd
Looking to get concave wheels for my AWD. I cannot figure out what’s a good setup for 19inch wheels that won’t mess up the awd system. Could someone please tell me specs that they have tried +/- share photos.
I really can’t figure it out :/
thanks!
I really can’t figure it out :/
thanks!
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mcenteep (09-05-22)
09-05-22, 03:03 PM
#208
SethP,
I almost bought that same color...but it sold from out under me the day I was going to buy it. Your RC looks good!
What type of exhaust is that?
I almost bought that same color...but it sold from out under me the day I was going to buy it. Your RC looks good!
What type of exhaust is that?
09-13-22, 04:57 PM
#209
@Fithamoto it's the Lexus F-Sport exhaust. Has a Lexus part number and can only be purchased new via the dealership and has F-Sport engravings on both sides of both tips. I made a post about it here.