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07-01-12, 04:21 AM
#3661
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Hey guy, recently I am thinking getting the F14 wheel from Forgestar but I am not sure what offset I should go for. Therefore, I am hoping to get some ideas from you guys. My car is 2008 IS 350 and I am thinking getting 19X8.5 for front and 19X9.5 for rear. Thank you for everyone attention.
07-01-12, 09:03 AM
#3662
http://www.stancewheels.com/wheels/s...ve-matte-black
I am planning to buy 19's.. will those fit on is250 awd? and im planning to lower my car too.. any help will appreciated?
I am planning to buy 19's.. will those fit on is250 awd? and im planning to lower my car too.. any help will appreciated?
07-01-12, 03:16 PM
#3663
so finally i decided to drop my car for a better look and must to change my tire size...
now i have 225.40.r19 (8.0) on front and 245.40.r19 in my rear (8.5)...
and now want to run 225.35.r19 on front... 255.35.r19 on my rear...
any problem!?
thanks a lot
now i have 225.40.r19 (8.0) on front and 245.40.r19 in my rear (8.5)...
and now want to run 225.35.r19 on front... 255.35.r19 on my rear...
any problem!?
thanks a lot
07-02-12, 06:08 AM
#3664
Driver School Candidate
I'm going to try and squeeze as big as I can, but I don't kno the tire sizes yet. Any suggestions?
07-02-12, 06:33 AM
#3665
Depends on if you want to tuck the tire or not. If you want to tuck the tire it would be best with some strech say a 215 or 225 on the 9" wide wheel and 245 on the 10" wide wheel. The offsets are semi aggressive which will give you some wiggle room on clearance so the stretch is really only needed for turning purposes not needed to clear the body work. If you plan on running a finger gap or more you can run 245 fronts and 275-285 rear's without an issue. Out back you have ton of inner clearance to the suspension so if you wanted to go wider and they had the option too you can go 19x11, 19x11.5, etc just need a slightly different (higher) offset than +30.
07-02-12, 06:51 AM
#3666
Driver School Candidate
^ this is only my first set of wheels so I guess j can always change it. For now I'd like to keep full turning capabilities and like a finger gap. Tucked would look hella sick just don't think it's practical right now.
07-02-12, 07:12 AM
#3668
Hello Everyone,
I finally received my wheels but the smart ones shipped the wrong offsets
but my friend keeps telling me not to return them back because these wheels have a better stance since the offset is lower so I need help.
What would be the best tire size ? Im looking for the best stance I can possibly get. The car is a is250 AWD lowered on Road Magnet springs which drop 2" all around . Rolling the fenders wont bother me at all. Please help me choose the best tires for the most aggressive stance.
Wheel Sizes:
2(19X8.5) With 2.0" Step Lip 20MM Offset
2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset
or I can return them back and have them ship
2(19X8.5) With 2.0" Step Lip 35MM Offset
2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset
which one should i go with?
I finally received my wheels but the smart ones shipped the wrong offsets
but my friend keeps telling me not to return them back because these wheels have a better stance since the offset is lower so I need help. What would be the best tire size ? Im looking for the best stance I can possibly get. The car is a is250 AWD lowered on Road Magnet springs which drop 2" all around . Rolling the fenders wont bother me at all. Please help me choose the best tires for the most aggressive stance.
Wheel Sizes:
2(19X8.5) With 2.0" Step Lip 20MM Offset
2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset
or I can return them back and have them ship
2(19X8.5) With 2.0" Step Lip 35MM Offset
2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset
which one should i go with?
07-02-12, 07:46 AM
#3669
I'd keep what you have. If you roll the fender you can push the rears out a bit with a spacer. I'd run a 215/35/19 on the front which you could use on the back as well. not 100% sure on the lexus awd but most awd cars are fine with tires being different heights up to 3-4% of each other which if this is true for lexus you could run a 225/35/19 out back.
07-02-12, 09:14 AM
#3670
I'd keep what you have. If you roll the fender you can push the rears out a bit with a spacer. I'd run a 215/35/19 on the front which you could use on the back as well. not 100% sure on the lexus awd but most awd cars are fine with tires being different heights up to 3-4%
of each other which if this is true for lexus you could run a 225/35/19 out back.
of each other which if this is true for lexus you could run a 225/35/19 out back.
On the rear with 2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset is it possible to run a little bigger tire.
245/30/19 or 255/30/19 ?
07-02-12, 06:39 PM
#3671
Thank you man, I will keep these wheels it was good they shipped the wrong offset afterall. With the 2(19X8.5) With 2.0" Step Lip 20MM Offset using 215/35/19 will it rub in the front?
On the rear with 2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset is it possible to run a little bigger tire.
245/30/19 or 255/30/19 ?
On the rear with 2(19x9.5) With 3.5" Step Lip 25MM Offset is it possible to run a little bigger tire.
245/30/19 or 255/30/19 ?
Yes if you don't run a spacer or as big of spacer as I listed and still roll the fenders either would be fine.
07-02-12, 09:23 PM
#3673
Thank you for the prompt answer , Will it rub using these tires lowered on Road Magnets( 2" drop)? Of the top of your head how would you describe the stance? I know it will not be tucked for sure .
By any can I run a 255/30/19 or 265/3019 or I'm limited by the awd system?
07 awd Is250
Last edited by 07awdis250; 07-02-12 at 09:28 PM.
07-03-12, 12:02 AM
#3674
Thank you for the prompt answer , Will it rub using these tires lowered on Road Magnets( 2" drop)? Of the top of your head how would you describe the stance? I know it will not be tucked for sure .
By any can I run a 255/30/19 or 265/3019 or I'm limited by the awd system?
07 awd Is250
By any can I run a 255/30/19 or 265/3019 or I'm limited by the awd system?
07 awd Is250
i also would not recommend running anything wider than suggested.
