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what are you guys lowered on or are you stock height?
id run a 235/245 setup on 19x9/10
245 on a 8.5 is very meaty IMO
Im at stock height but I'm dropping it 1.5 this weekend. You think it'll be too much on a 8.5? I was thinking about 10s in the rear but being conservative.
you should be fine then! if you were on coils with no neg camber, id be worried
but slight drop or stock height should be okay for a conservative fitment that still rides decent
check out the wheel/tire specs on this guys 2gs, for example
http://rimtuck.com/setup/view/1881
From this angle i believe these are the Vossen CV4's in the Matte Graphite Machined. Correct me if I'm wrong..
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which wheel are these guys? getting my 3rd 450H in the next few weeks and will be changing wheels for the first time,car will be grey and these wheels just look perfect
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These are the CV4's in a 20x9 front 20x10.5 rear. Recommended tire size will be 245/30/20 front 285/25/20 rear. Please feel free to PM with any questions regarding aftermarket accessories. Just letting you know that we work directly with Vossen and have been a master dealer for over a decade.
what are you guys lowered on or are you stock height?
id run a 235/245 setup on 19x9/10
245 on a 8.5 is very meaty IMO
I'm on stock height as well. Being the rwd model the fender gap isn't terrible but I'm sure a little drop would really look nice. Like I've previously mentioned I have a set of track wheels for my other car that I was wanting to put on just for giggles. 18x9.5 +40 Enkei Nt03-M with 255/35. I'm sure they'll look a little small like the factory 18s I have on right now. The other question I had was in regards to a set of work vsxx that are for sale somewhat locally and was questioning the fit.
Hey bro I might need your help with my Lexus GS 2010 rwd. I want go get rims but don't want to lower or drop the car? Would it look right? If I just want to put rims? 20? Vossen ? Or Rohana? Would you help?
These are the CV4's in a 20x9 front 20x10.5 rear. Recommended tire size will be 245/30/20 front 285/25/20 rear. Please feel free to PM with any questions regarding aftermarket accessories. Just letting you know that we work directly with Vossen and have been a master dealer for over a decade.
can someone tell me how well these would fit on a car that's currently on stock suspension? or if they don't fit so well then recommend something of a similar style that would fit and more importantly is available in the UK??! max budget around £1500 for the rims.preferably 19".
can someone tell me how well these would fit on a car that's currently on stock suspension? or if they don't fit so well then recommend something of a similar style that would fit and more importantly is available in the UK??! max budget around £1500 for the rims.preferably 19".
Will fit without any issues. Tire size that you would need is 245/35/19 front 275/30/19 rear. Below I provided you a similar design wheel, we do ship worldwide and can fit it in your budget. Please feel free to PM if you're interested or have any questions that I can assist with.
I have an 09 RWD GS350...my DD... found a set of Roderick RW6 20x8.5 and 20x10 that the seller said the offset can be custom made to fit my car. I want to drop my car with NF210. Looking at getting 245/35 and 275/30 tires. What offset would you choose front and rear to make it flush without rubbing and no fender mod? I was thinking +35 front and +40 rear but want to get some input from some of you all...any input will be appreciated.
I have an 09 RWD GS350...my DD... found a set of Roderick RW6 20x8.5 and 20x10 that the seller said the offset can be custom made to fit my car. I want to drop my car with NF210. Looking at getting 245/35 and 275/30 tires. What offset would you choose front and rear to make it flush without rubbing and no fender mod? I was thinking +35 front and +40 rear but want to get some input from some of you all...any input will be appreciated.
You can run a 35mm and 40mm without any issues. We're an authorized Roderick dealer and do ship worldwide, please PM if you would need my assistance.
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