mysickness

Just picked up my first lexus yesterday, im new here so hello everyone. anyone out there riding 22 or 21s? i have a couple questions do u have a tire malfunction message all the time? how is the ride? what size rear lip can u fit in the front/rear staggered fittmeant? does anyone know any thing about lowering modual? does it void ur warrenty?

I8ABMR

the car will lo`ok great with a 245/30/22 front and 285/25/22 rear. I have seen this set up with a dropped from the data systems air controller module. PERFECTION!!!!

tsavo

22s are the perfect size for the LS. A small drop would help as well.

rominl

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this was my car
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...-to-leave.html

you need wheels that are tps compatible in order to avoid the light. 22s are ok as long as you do it right. it's a wrong question to ask how much lip you can get with 22s, coz' it depends on the widths, offsets, and also the style of the wheels.

if you have air suspension then lowering module can lower your car

mysickness

how do i find out if wheels are tps compatible, is there a good web site to look for them. are there specific monitors after maarket that work or do u buy a set of extra stock ones from the dealership?

rominl

iTrader: (4)

you have to check with your vendor. if you go to wheels manufacturer site sometimes they mention it. but some wheels, they actually transitioned from non tps compatible to tps compatible

for me i just used my stock ones taken out from stock wheels

mysickness

cool thanks! how did your car ride was it still smooth?

rominl

iTrader: (4)

mine was ls460l with air suspension, so ride was considerably better than ls460 with springs/shocks. even with 22s and lowered the car still rode pretty smooth, everyone was surprised in my car

alsilverbullet

have 22's on my LS 460 and the ride is not that bad. Personally in my opinion the car handles better

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hapaj

my setup with 22's and air ride great, not harsh at all.

hapaj

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...-part-1-a.html

D2-AUTOSPORT

We have done wheels for quite a few LS460's since their introduction, including the beautiful rollers on Alsilverbullets car.

The TPS compatibility is not an issue, and neither is lowering when done properly. I'm not sure if its the same person, but didn't we speak earlier in the week about these wheels?:

mysickness

yes sir its me still trying to figure out if im ready to compromise comfort for styling