lahi671

Wass up Lexus peeps! I am new here so take it easy! And yes! I also used the search for this question and found nothing. So here it goes...I have a UCF10 model and love it. But, Just found out my front tire is leaking around the bead the guy at les-swab said there is nothing he can do except buy a new tire, Because the tire i have on the rim is too small But, I don't want to spend that kind of money AGAIN without knowing what’s best. So, My question is.

Is there a sealent i can use? Or do i have to buy a new set of tires? and what size tires will fit be a good fit on 20x8.5 offset is +35 Front and 20x9.5 offset +40 rear? My current tires are 235x30R20 in the front and 255x30R20 in the rear.

I also plan on getting coil overs in the next month

Here's a picture with the wheel's NEXT to the ride.

billydpowe

iTrader: (1)

Walmart uses a bead sealer.....

lahi671

Yeah! But, Don't those sealers require the tire to driven on? and have you or anyone tried this before?

LScowboyLS

it might seal when driving in a straight line, but still gonna leak air in any kind of hard cornering - don't get cheap when it come to correct tire size, what is your life worth?

lahi671

I wasn't being cheap I just wanted know if a anyone came cross this problem and how did they sovle it...

So, what size tires will fit be a good fit on 20x8.5 offset is +35 Front and 20x9.5 offset +40 rear? My current tires are 235x30R20 in the front and 255x30R20 in the rear.

billydpowe

iTrader: (1)

walmart broke the bead and put bead sealer on the tire and the rim, aired it back up and have had no problems in over a year....

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

both fronts or just one? if its just one then yeah, any decent tire shop with bead sealer should be able to get it to seal.

why are you running a 30 series? correct size calls for a 35 series for all '93+ and for 89-92 iirc.

whit3b0y

prolly the best thing to do is trade me for my 19" rays! For real some bead sealer will fix it. unless you got like a hella aggressive stretch. If thats the case, you really do need to trade me wheels.

lahi671

I bought them without doing my homework...

Well at least i found this fourm that will help me out in the near future.

lahi671

19'' will look much better

I don't think the stretch is that aggressive. A 235 on a 8.5 rim?

lahi671

Well took it to discount tire and they sealed it for free. The guy said the took a wire brush to the rim and put chalk around the inner part. Don't really know why? But, It's sealed

Thanks for the advice everyone!

whit3b0y

chromes often leak. With chrome if you get any condensation inside, that creates the chrome to corrode. Once it starts it no stoppin. Best thing is a wire brush and some bead sealer/chalk. GL