IS 250 rwd V IS AWD Wheels ?
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IS 250 rwd V IS AWD Wheels ?
I have a IS 250 with the optional 18' dark gray wheels I know the wheels have different off sets. Can I put AWD wheels on the car because they are all the same size and I can rotate them when I want to or do the AWD's have different off sets also?.
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If the AWD wheels have the same off set front and back, I know the tire size is the same I will look for a set of 08 AWD rims and tires
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I never thought there would be a member that liked those OEM 10 spoke 17"s on the AWD. I hated those IMO and got rid of them asap. They are very hard to keep clean. Your 18"s are so much nicer.
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you can go a bunch of different sizes for your aftermarket rims. are you still going for 4 rims that you can rotate? if so that'd be the same offset all around.
you should be able to run 18x8.5 with a +35 offset or even lower of an offset if you wanted to really push it. i personally would recommend 19x8.5 +35 all around if you want to fill up the wheel well nicely.
you should be able to run 18x8.5 with a +35 offset or even lower of an offset if you wanted to really push it. i personally would recommend 19x8.5 +35 all around if you want to fill up the wheel well nicely.
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you can go a bunch of different sizes for your aftermarket rims. are you still going for 4 rims that you can rotate? if so that'd be the same offset all around.
you should be able to run 18x8.5 with a +35 offset or even lower of an offset if you wanted to really push it. i personally would recommend 19x8.5 +35 all around if you want to fill up the wheel well nicely.
you should be able to run 18x8.5 with a +35 offset or even lower of an offset if you wanted to really push it. i personally would recommend 19x8.5 +35 all around if you want to fill up the wheel well nicely.
Michael from South FL.
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