FPLinek

Front
245/35/19

Back
275/35/19

Will these tires fit on my 2006 is350? I have a heat gun and already fixed the fronts from rubbing but the backs hit the fender sometime when i turn sharpy. Should i go down to 255/35's on the back or stay with 275/35

FPLinek

Does anyone have 275/35/19's on the rear? rims are 9.5" on the back

149MAX

iTrader: (1)

I'm slammed on 275 rear same specs on a 9" rim, no fender mods, no rubbing either.

Quik208

iTrader: (7)

The rears are fine. The fronts are to wide. Try 235/35.

HeartmyIS

iTrader: (18)

First, how low are you and what are the wheel offsets?

rookieIS

iTrader: (8)

i rub on stock height on 245/35/19 and 275/35/19, i wouldnt advise you on the sizes without mods

try 235/35 and 265/30 or roll the rear fenders.

accelerate

Im on 275/30/19 with +35 & 9.5 dropped with eibachs no rub

ChrISF

you car won't drive with 245/35/19 and 275/35/19. it's not physically possible.

FPLinek

It has lowering springs on it but i am in the process of replacing them with oem springs from the lexus dealership. I have the front springs stock now and am getting the rear springs tomorrow. as of now i have 245/35/19 on the front with 35mm offset IS F replica rims.

I used the heat gun trick and the fronts no longer rub. im mainly concerned about if the back will fit and if it would actually be better for me to have 235 and 255. I just wanted really wide tires

FPLinek

accelerate, did u do the heat gun trick? how about any fender mods? i'd be willing to do any mods i can to make them fit since they are Michelin Pilot Super Sports and cost 1600 just for the tires

accelerate

No rubbing on the rear, no fender mod to the rear either

FPLinek

thanks man, i appreciate your help. I'll have everything installed and done tomorrow if anyone wants me to post pictures

FPLinek

the fronts fit but the backs didnt. decided to just go with 235/35 and 255/35 but i got everything to fit and theres 0 rubbing ever since i did the heat gun trick on all 4 wheels

67camaro

Looks good. I just bought 235/35/19 by 275/35/19 nitto tires for my 350. Hoping I can snug the 275 but might have to go to a 30 series or just 255 like u did. How much does the heat gun trick work? And was there just no way ur 275s would fit?

SCWB

If you want wide tires, the best combo that won't cause you much trouble is 235/35/19 and 275/"30"/19.

245 on the front is too wide

and 275/35 in the rear is too thick of the side wall. The overall rear circumference will be around 6-8% longer than that of factory spec.

In case you bought those tires already, you have to modify your fenders to work with those tires. Heat gun, roll, shave tabs whatever it may take.