20" TSW THRUXTON with toyo proxi tires 85% thread RX300, RX330, RX400 others
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20" TSW THRUXTON with toyo proxy tires 85% thread RX300, RX330, RX400 others
Hi, I bought these wheels brand new for my wife but after trying to convince her to keep them for about 6 month I gave up. They are perfect condition with the biggest lip you can get! 3" lip! Gun metal color. Comes with hubcentric rings for all Lexus. Tire size 255/45/20. I made sure I did my research to pick best tire size that will not rub even on full uturn and give best/most confortable ride. They are hyper black in color and will come with tuner lugnuts and locks. I don't have a set price on these, I just know I paid $1800 for these 6 month ago. Looking for best reasonable offer! Located in Los Angeles, CA. Will ship but would rather someone pick up. Not one scratch on them!
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Originally Posted by PureDrifter
the biggest lip u can get on the 20" thruxtons is like 6", not 3. nice rims tho
Sizes
20x10
20x8.5
19x9.5
19x8
18x9.5
18x8
Lip Depth
5"
2 6/7"
3 1/3"
2 7/9"
3 1/2"
2 7/9"
Bolt Pattern
5 Lug Finishes
Hyper Black
Offset
+20 to +42mm
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Originally Posted by AZDesertGS
Actually 5
Sizes
20x10
20x8.5
19x9.5
19x8
18x9.5
18x8
Lip Depth
5"
2 6/7"
3 1/3"
2 7/9"
3 1/2"
2 7/9"
Bolt Pattern
5 Lug Finishes
Hyper Black
Offset
+20 to +42mm
Sizes
20x10
20x8.5
19x9.5
19x8
18x9.5
18x8
Lip Depth
5"
2 6/7"
3 1/3"
2 7/9"
3 1/2"
2 7/9"
Bolt Pattern
5 Lug Finishes
Hyper Black
Offset
+20 to +42mm
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Originally Posted by RAristo
tire size and offset would be helpful too.