Staggered wheels are when the front wheels are thicker lets say an 18x85 and the rear is a 18x 9.5 . Im running a 275/35/19 and i rubbed but after i rolled my rear fenders everything is perfect. I'm running the Tien CS off a supra All the way down. You shouldnt have much trouble its 18's

 

do you have 19x9.5 in the rear? any rubbing before you lowered the car?

 

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definitely with that high of an offset...

I run a 9.5" wheel with 275's, but have a lower offset - +35mm it rubbed when I first installed, but rolled the fender and added a little negative camber and all is well... yours with higher offset, you might not need to do anything at all...

 

perfect!! Thanks for the help.

 

Hey could anyone tell me how 18x9 +20 and 18x10.5 +10 would sit in SC300 guards? Would the guards need to be flared or lipped at all? Also now much would they stick in or out of the car? Thanks

 

I am new with my sc300 and I got a set of used 18x8 Moda rims. Keeping in mind my car is stock hieght two rims came with tires size 245/45/18 and the other two cam with 245/40/18 is that going to fit right all the way around? It seems everyone is useing 35 for the back and this concerns me.

 

how about this? I have a chance to pick up some new 19's real good price but im not sure the offsets will look good. Its not a very agressive offset but how could I make it look good? run spacers all the way around? what would be the best setup tires and all for these wheels on an sc? or should I pass them up?

anyone have a pic of an sc running a similar setup?

19x10 +45 rear
19x9 +35 front

I have 1 set of 25mm spacers in the front right now on my 18's I can use.

 

The front wheels should look good with those specs. For the rear maybe a 5, 10, or 15mm spacer to make it more aggressive. You can probably use those 25mm in the rear if you want, but be prepared to roll/pull the fenders or run some negative camber in the rear.

 

Please suggest tire sizes for these two options:

19x8.5 +20
19x10 +19

or

19x10+19 all around

I dont mind rolling and some camber. Would prefer to stay away from fender pulling.

 

with those offsets i would do a 235/35/19 up front and 265/30/19 in the rear

you're gunna need a decent roll on the fenders for sure though.

Post pics when you get those baby's on

 

still need help on stretching. 19x9.5 +35 front, 19x10.5 +35 rear.
245/35 front, 275/30 rear???? will this be sufficient?

 

yes that will suffice quite fine

 

CL Member Name: IonFeright
Rim Brand and Type: ASA JH8 Silver w/machined lip
Rim Size f/r: F: 18x8.5 R: 18x9.5
Rim Offset f/r: F:+38 R:+45
Tire Size f/r: F: 245/40 R: 275/35
Suspension Setup: stock
Comment On Ride: no complaints
Fender Modifications: none
Any other comments: No problems what so ever. Will update when dropped.

 

would 18 255 35 with - 11 J work on rears with rolled fenders?