Pic request -- 19 inch wheels WITHOUT drop
05-17-14, 08:30 PM
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The first few show the 'stock' 18" f-sport wheel compared to the Lexus 19" 10 spoke -Michelin Pilot Super Sport
(Front: 225/40ZR19 PILOT SUP SPT 93Y XL, Rear: 255/35ZR19 PILOT SUP SPT 96Y XL).
The rest are different angles for your viewing pleasure...
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05-19-14, 07:28 AM
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if you didn't drop the car, what the heck did that to the wheel gap between your front and rears -- why is there such a dramatic difference? -- unless you put bricks in the trunk or something..
05-19-14, 07:39 AM
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the PSS is a lot thicker than the stock tires despite the same sizing. They are more square of a sidewall, they dont look stretched. Stock tires suck
can compare further here, no drop, F Sport 18s, but I went 10mm wider than stock
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/8526985-post4.html
can compare further here, no drop, F Sport 18s, but I went 10mm wider than stock
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/8526985-post4.html
05-19-14, 07:44 PM
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is your car dropped at all? the wheel gap in the rear (barely none) is significantly different than the front (at least 1.5 inch wheel gap).
if you didn't drop the car, what the heck did that to the wheel gap between your front and rears -- why is there such a dramatic difference? -- unless you put bricks in the trunk or something..
if you didn't drop the car, what the heck did that to the wheel gap between your front and rears -- why is there such a dramatic difference? -- unless you put bricks in the trunk or something..
The wheel gap in the rear is about 1", the front approx. 1.75".
No bricks...
05-19-14, 07:46 PM
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the PSS is a lot thicker than the stock tires despite the same sizing. They are more square of a sidewall, they dont look stretched. Stock tires suck
can compare further here, no drop, F Sport 18s, but I went 10mm wider than stock
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/8526985-post4.html
can compare further here, no drop, F Sport 18s, but I went 10mm wider than stock
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/8526985-post4.html
The Lexus f-sport wheels offset are 40mm, essentially adding that 10mm push to the outside.
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http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2014/1807.html
Not my first choice - but they are hub centric - forged - staggered and "FIT" with no **BS**. Nothing rubs - no fender rolling... :-)
Lexus even offers lug nuts (f sport) that are different lengths for the front and rear, with the rotating seat so when u tighten, the base / seat of the lug nut rotates instead of gouging the wheel conical seat.
GOT A GREAT DEAL from a local dealer where these were a floor display - all four - out the door $1300. w/ the f sport lug nut(s) kit.
Not my first choice - but they are hub centric - forged - staggered and "FIT" with no **BS**. Nothing rubs - no fender rolling... :-)
Lexus even offers lug nuts (f sport) that are different lengths for the front and rear, with the rotating seat so when u tighten, the base / seat of the lug nut rotates instead of gouging the wheel conical seat.
GOT A GREAT DEAL from a local dealer where these were a floor display - all four - out the door $1300. w/ the f sport lug nut(s) kit.
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