Some new shoes
06-02-11, 07:27 PM
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Some new shoes
Just put these on my 2007 gs450h. Back tires rub a little over bumps and on freeway over dips, have to figure that one out hopefully won't hurt something. Probably because they are 275/35/20, but got a great deal on Craigslist. Anyway, whatcha think?
06-02-11, 10:04 PM
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They are Privat Netz rims, a higher end Konig wheel. Thanks for the nice comments. Again could not pass up the deal even if a little rub here an there, oh well.
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06-03-11, 10:40 AM
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Your not going to believe this, but here are the specs and they are 275/30/20 on rear. Oh well, it is not all that bad, sorry about the mistake, I swear they were 35's.
Front wheels are 20 x 8.5 with 38 offset.
Rear wheels are 20 x 10 with 35 offset.
Front tires. Yokohama S-Drive 245/35 R20
Rear tires, Yokohama S-Drive 275/30 R20
Front wheels are 20 x 8.5 with 38 offset.
Rear wheels are 20 x 10 with 35 offset.
Front tires. Yokohama S-Drive 245/35 R20
Rear tires, Yokohama S-Drive 275/30 R20
06-03-11, 02:27 PM
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Ahaaaaa.. there's your problem! The Yokohamas have bigger sidewalls. I got rid of mine and installed Falkens, and no rubbing ( even though I have spacers ) you can visually see the smaller sidewalls its unbelievable. And I'm running 19's!
Check out the fender cut marks!
Check out the fender cut marks!
Last edited by designo; 06-03-11 at 02:30 PM.
