Benji668

do you guys think these tire sizes should fit & look about right with this wheels or should I get stretched tires instead? my car is sitting on Tein CS & most likely not planning to have fender roll.

Volk TE37 --- 19 x 8.5 J +35 / 19 x 9.5 J +34

Michelin PS2
235 / 35 R19
265 / 30 R19

iSuxeL

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Those sizes will work fine. But I dont know how low you plan on going, but if it was me I'd do 225/255s

mikeh555

i agree with mr jdm himself

iSuxeL

iTrader: (21)

^^ ahah

kuuqi

i'd personally do 235 and 255's but you'll be fine with the 235/265.

and nice rims, i've been looking for the same ones 19x8.5 all around (AWD model). good luck!

Doushiyou

I used to be a Flight Operations Officer for Japan Airlines. I remember seeing those boxes slapped with JAL tape everywhere. LOL.

Anyways

Sweet wheels BTW. Want to see them with some rubber.
Where in NY are you?

johnnyboy

iTrader: (1)

speaking from experience, 235/35/19 will work in the front,
265/30/19 will work for the rear, you can even fit a 275/30/19 if you want to mod your fenders.

Benji668

hey guys, thanks for all the replies & I really appreaciated!

for the ride height, I probably leave one finger gap or two. Caused having rear passengers is one of my concern. The other thing is rubbing issue in the wheel well or fender, especially making u-turn and such if you know what I mean. I tried to minimize the option of fender modification as much as possible.

I'm still thinking between (235 / 35 R19 , 265 / 35 R19) and (225 / 35 R19 , 255 / 35 R19)

so guys, PLEASE HELP ME DECIDE WHAT TO DO PLEASE




for Doushiyou:
I'm living in Queens, NY

for Johnnyboy:
you had (235/35/19, 265/30/19) before and didn't have any rubbing issue. but you modified your fender at the time right?

venZon

yes the rears will camber in a bit when you drive with the new set up. Lots of room. I'm running the same type of set up and now I want spacers!

johnnyboy

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i had 225/35/19 but i had +29, you'll be fine with 235/35 on a +35

on the rear i had 275/35/19 and 265/35/19, but both at the offset of +29

you're a bit less conservative, so you can fit a 275/35/19 without rubbing issues, and a 235/35/19 in the front

knihc2008

iTrader: (1)

I am running 235/35 and 265/30 with no fender mods. I get a little bit of rubbing at the front on big bumps and turns, but back still has room. I personally would run 225/35 in front, I'm at a +31 offset with 235/35 and rub but you're a little more conservative up there. Either way you will probably need to do the heatgun mod for the inside of the wheel well for when you turn your wheels.

WXSigns

Glad I found this thread! Just purchased an 2009 IS 250 AWD and plan on putting TE37s on as well in black.

Where'd you purchase your silver ones?

Mark350

You have a 2009, or a leftover 2008?

WXSigns

2009 my paperwork says. I pick the car up today, Tuesday 26th.

Or, did the screw up the paperwork and it's really a 2008?

Rash

iTrader: (1)

I'm sure it's 2008, is your tail light same as ours?