What's the OEM wheel sizes, offsets ~ got some spare Volks/Works want to try fitment

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10-09-12, 11:56 AM

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Hey man, I'm starting to see several posts from you on here, did you just get a CT recently? I would look over on CT200hforum.com, there is a lot more useful info. there IMO. Are you a member on there? But to start you in the right direction, here are some links to posts over there that should be very helpful!

Fitment/specs/sizes:
http://www.ct200hforum.com/forum/lex...e-fitment.html

My wheels and drop:
http://www.ct200hforum.com/forum/lex...ew-wheels.html

Car looks great, how long did it take to get your wheels? Are they still working out for you?
I just purchased a 2012 White CT and I think those wheels would just look sweet!

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12-11-14, 09:20 AM

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So it's time for new tires on our CT200h (she has 65k miles on the stock rims/tires) and I was hoping to find a set of F-sport SE wheels. Anyone have a lead on a set for sale?

5x100 sucks, has anyone gotten adapters to change it to 5x114.3?

For those of you who do swap to aftermarket wheels and tires, do you get tires that are "LRR" (low rolling resistance) such as the Michelin Primacy MXV4 215/45/17

thanks!

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12-15-14, 04:12 AM

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Check Ebay they had plenty of Trident wheels.http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lexus-CT200h-Genuine-F-Sport-Wheel-5-Spoke-17x7-Trident-x1-New-2011-2015-CT-/231421825694?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheels&hash=item35e1d0d29e&vxp=mtr
Several companies make LRR tires for this car my winter tires are LRR. Nokian Hakkapalittas R2

I'd recommend them for mileage purposes and they seem to last longer.

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12-15-14, 06:23 AM

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If you got 65K on your OEM tires, that's pretty decent. What were the specs and brand on the tires and what type of driving did you give it? Could be good info for others nearing a tire life cycle. Also if possible can you prove a close up camera shot of the existing tread?

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12-15-14, 09:13 AM

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Stock specs on Lexus CT 200h wheels:

17x7, 5x100, +45

Current specs on the wheels I'll be getting rid of soon, but with good fitment and not too flush,

19x8.5, 5x100, +42

They are actually 17x7.5 5x100

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12-15-14, 04:26 PM

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Her tires are the OEM tires that came with the car when we bought it from the dealer. It's bee pretty reliable except for one small patch repair and still going strong.

I stand corrected, as of last night her car has 71k on the car

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12-17-14, 10:44 AM

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I went with the Yokohama Envigor (225/45/18) which claim LRR. No issues so far, but I've only put <10k miles on them. Had a 2-3 MPG drop due to the wheel/tire change. I've heard good things from others using Falken Ziex.