DKinATL

2000 ES 300?

They're staggered 18x8.5 rears with 255/35 Michelin pilot super sports and 18x8 fronts with 225/40s

Assuming no, but was going to scoop them up if it were possible.

Thanks

DKinATL

Anyone? Thanks

LeX2K

I'd say they are too wide. Find a tire/wheel calculator to figure out the actual dimensions.

DKinATL

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-New-18-wheels-rims-for-2014-2015-Lexus-IS250-F-Sport-rim-3073-/272308844706?hash=item3f66df38a2:g:6nMAAOSwyDxXiAWw&vxp=mtr

What about these with 225 / 40's? Calculators might as well be speaking German as I'm looking at aftermarket wheels unless I go with a factory Lexus wheel. Just found some OEM F Sport wheels for good money, but they're staggered and the tires obviously wouldn't work, but figured I could replace the rubber if they would fit without rubbing. I guess what I want to know is the largest I can go with wheels / tires without rubbing on factory suspension.

Thanks so much for the reply.

01LEXPL

iTrader: (10)

If any calculator is speaking german to you, then you have some research to do.

Tires: https://www.tacomaworld.com/tirecalc?tires=245-75r16
Wheel: https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/
Both: http://www.willtheyfit.com/

DKinATL

HAHA!! Thanks for the links. Maybe not German, but definitely a total N00B when it comes to going with a larger option. Dealt with rubbing issues on my Jeep after a lift and spacers and don't want to deal with that again if I don't have to. I'll just search out some old threads and see what I can find. Would be awesome to see a 2000ish ES with some 18's. Surprised there aren't any picture threads sticky'd up top.

jakebot88

I run 17x7 wheels from the 2007 es350 with stock size and they are SOOOOOOO close to rubbing you might be able to fit 18x7.5's but you will have to go with a low profile and sacrifice comfort..