White350

i've read some of these threads but I need a definite answer Now I'm about to order a set of wheels and tires the wheels im looking at are:
19x9.5 front +30
19x10.5 rear +30

I will be running a coilover.

Will I need a Camber kit
What size tire will I need
And what modifications will i need to make to the rear wheel well

And If I can't get away with the 10.5 in the rear can I run 9.5's all around?

fxiong1

What size tires are you planning to put on the wheels? LOoking forward to the pics bro!

Focker

OEM sizes. My Dunlops are almost brand new, so I'll have same sizes, same offsets.

I ordered the Foose Speed F136 in black/machined. I went with the 18's since my tires are still 85%, ride should be a little softer than with a 19 and I am an accountant, can't make the car look TOO modified.

I think the machined wheels on the SGM should look good. I've got the F-sport springs to go along with it.

CarbonDtls

iTrader: (4)

Wheels are 19x8.5 38 offset front and rear was thinking 235/35/19 front and not sure on the rear. I hate the stretched look and since 38+ is conservative possible to run 265/30 or 275/30? Dropped on BC coils and pretty low, no gap. Do not want to do any fender modding.

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

roll your fenders, run 245/35 in the back 225/35 up front
you would be fine with either setup

djbugz

Question:

Will a 20x9.5 and 20x11 be too much for IS350?
Willing to roll fenders, but don't want to pull.. is a pull needed?

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

20x9.5+25 to +30 and 20x11+30 to +35

4drScion

found this thought it would help

http://www.1010tires.com/wheeloffsetcalculator.asp

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

thats to figure out one offset to the next. good find to help people. its been a book mark on my computer for almost 2 years

4drScion

sorry man im really trying to figure out the whole rim size/width/offset thing myself i dont just wanna ask if these fit i wanna learn. I know your the fitment master and i bow down to your skillz lol. others flame me if you must i dont care

Husni08

From what I've seen, this guy is the fitment king and doesn't hesitate to answer a question without any flame behind it. I believe in giving credit where credit is due!

Willis1550

iTrader: (2)

Any of you guys running 235/35/19 (x 8.5 + 30) in the front and rubbing at 80-100% wheel turn? Or is it just my tires. I've heard on other forums that Nexen N3000s, while still within spec, run slightly bigger than other brands.

White350

Would i be able to get away with a slighty wider tire say 235 and 255 same profile?

kikkomanrj

Planning on getting 18x9 +32 up front and 18x9 +20 in the back and will be on BCR coils. Any clearance issues? Would I be able to run a 40 profile tire? Thanks.

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

I was giving you props for using that. its a great tool for anyone trying to figure out how far their new wheels are to stick out compared to their last set. again great find sir!
thank you
nexen runs a little big, general's have super stiff and rounded sidewalls, Toyo proxes 4's run square and smaller(from my expierence) and falkens stretch very well. you might have to bump down to a 225/35 which wont be much of a stretch. but i would look for tires that run smaller over all if you wanna keep 235/35 up front.
front yes, rear run a 265/30 and itll be a great setup.
you can run 40's, roll your fenders and you should be ready to rock. i would run 235/40.