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RX F-sport with 20" and 22" wheels

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Old 12-10-15, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoMR2
Thanks. The 22s with 265/35 rubber on the NX is slightly larger than the OEM diamater so on the NX it actually fills the wheel wells better. However, in the case with the RX above, the tires are of the wrong size (More below).






Yeah, change the tires please since they are WAY too SMALL and wrongly sized. Taller tires would look better. OEM diameter on the RX for the 235/55/20s is 767mm while the 255/35/22 rubber you have is only 737mm, off by 30mm or well over an inch! The tires you need to put on are 265/40-series tires on the 22inch rims which will give a diameter of 771 mm. It's also 99.5% within the diameter of OEM which won't mess up the speedo and odometer readings.
Thanks for the insight. What specs are your wheels? Are you running a 22x9? I plan on getting wheels but I would like them flush. I don't want them poking out. What are your offsets?
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Originally Posted by MercuryISF
Thanks for the insight. What specs are your wheels? Are you running a 22x9? I plan on getting wheels but I would like them flush. I don't want them poking out. What are your offsets?
Sure thing! They're Vossen VFS1, 22x9 +38.
They're perfectly flush on the NX to the mud flaps. Look closely you can see mine (left) flush to the mud flaps vs OEM (far right) inwards about 5/8 inch.



The RX's wheels are 20x8 but not sure on the offset. Typically Lexus is around +35 for this size width so something like my Vossens will protrude about 9.7mm over OEM. See image below. Hope this helps.


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Wow...are you able to turn? Those front wheels look incredibly close to the inside fender.
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Wow...are you able to turn? Those front wheels look incredibly close to the inside fender.
Yep, no issues, no rubbing. There's still over an inch clearance in the tightest spots while turned.


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To the OP, please post pics when you've updated the tires, thanks.
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Originally Posted by corradoMR2
Thanks. The 22s with 265/35 rubber on the NX is slightly larger than the OEM diamater so on the NX it actually fills the wheel wells better. However, in the case with the RX above, the tires are of the wrong size (More below).






Yeah, change the tires please since they are WAY too SMALL and wrongly sized. Taller tires would look better. OEM diameter on the RX for the 235/55/20s is 767mm while the 255/35/22 rubber you have is only 737mm, off by 30mm or well over an inch! The tires you need to put on are 265/40-series tires on the 22inch rims which will give a diameter of 771 mm. It's also 99.5% within the diameter of OEM which won't mess up the speedo and odometer readings.
I was hoping you were going to get in on this discussion.

Thank you for your knowledge.

I am seriously thinking of the RX and if I do, 22s are the way I will go.
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Originally Posted by corradoMR2
Yep, no issues, no rubbing. There's still over an inch clearance in the tightest spots while turned.


Those are great looking wheels
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here's mine Giovanna custom red mica paint with 265/45/22 toyo tires
Attached Thumbnails RX F-sport with 20" and 22" wheels-red-rx.jpg   RX F-sport with 20" and 22" wheels-redrx2.jpg   RX F-sport with 20" and 22" wheels-redrx3.jpg  
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Originally Posted by ycnibrc
here's mine Giovanna custom red mica paint with 265/45/22 toyo tires
What's the width on the wheel? What are the offsets if you don't mind me asking? Are they flush?
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the wheel is flush with the socket 5x114.3 will fit. The OEM wheels is 8 the giovanna wheel is 9. I don't want to go to low with the tire height cause I don't want a bumpy ride so I chose 265/45/22 plus I'm waiting for the coil over to be available and I will drop it down 1 to 1.5".
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Originally Posted by ycnibrc
the wheel is flush with the socket 5x114.3 will fit. The OEM wheels is 8 the giovanna wheel is 9. I don't want to go to low with the tire height cause I don't want a bumpy ride so I chose 265/45/22 plus I'm waiting for the coil over to be available and I will drop it down 1 to 1.5".
How will the coil over work with the adaptive ride?
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I post my car with the 22" wheel but I own the regular RX 350 so no adaptive ride suspension
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Anyone know if you can add coilovers and Maintain the adaptive suspension?
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Default 2016 rx450h powder coated 20's

What do you guys think of this? I'm kind of a fan of it!






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Looks tough... I'm sure it's not for everyone. I like the black on black.


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