BIGCARL78

I have a set of T.I.S 20s i bought for for my camry a couples years ago. I was wondering if they would fit. Rim size 20x7.5 Tire size 225/30zr20 85w.

BMWboy

Get ready for bombs to drop on this thread. Most of the guys here frown on big wheel applications. I think 19s are the concensus on wheel diameter limits. 20s may fit but you don't want to go that route.

Justin2JZ

20's would look hideous on a 1IS. You plan to lower it? If so you can kiss 20's goodbye. 19's are already pushing it.

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By the sound of it, i think it would be horrible

BIGCARL78

Im gonna try it if it looks bad i will take them off. The rim and tire looks like its maybe 1/4 inch bigger than the rims on the car

BIGCARL78

20 is one inch bigger than a 19 not much difference

BIGCARL78

I also have a 98 gs300 if they look stupid i'll put them on it

sway162

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Dont waste your time and just leave it for your gs.

ajh1717

I feel as if everyone should just say no 20s wont fit so people won't attempt.

Either way, don't put them on.

NCis300

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please dont treat your is like that...it deserves better

Justin2JZ

Even though its only 1 inch, you can definitely tell the difference between 19's and 20's.

dsouthmia0

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Someone is selling this car and the wheels by my house. They are 20's and dont look to shabby on this one.

OKCIS

Other then it looks like a roller skate.......

baadhabit

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TIS dub wheels on a IS? cmon. you must have the IS mixed up with some old school chevy

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iTrader: (1)

^^werd

Do google image search for TIS wheels.
First whole page is all chevy trucks. (deneli's and escalades)

Then it's all chevy's and fords and a couple hummers..
There is one random mazda 3 in there and it looks hideous...

If you want to be unique... Go for it, but we're warning ya, it's not gonna look right unless you like the ghetto look..



Back in 1998 and earlier, it use to be - "the bigger the rims the cooler you are..."
That's not the case anymore - well actually it is still true, but that only applies to if you're driving old school chevy's or SUV's..... Not if you are driving a luxury sports car....