New wheels
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Remember now, you're not only replacing wheels, but tires also, so price will mount up
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Intermediate
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: North Carolina
I've got a long way to go before I hit 60 and I'm trundling about in an ES hybrid 
Some guy in Florida posted lovely pix of an ES300h on 20" rims and lowered with coilovers. It's a handsome car in most color combos and looks classy when modded, not like a slammed Accord or (gasp) Camry.
Some guy in Florida posted lovely pix of an ES300h on 20" rims and lowered with coilovers. It's a handsome car in most color combos and looks classy when modded, not like a slammed Accord or (gasp) Camry.I did see the guy who VIP'd his 2013 (or '14) ES350. Wheels out of camber would cause them to wear out twice as fast as correctly mounted.
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Jan 2015
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From: California
Went with 19"s...
I'm not sure if I got the right wheel/tire combination...but everyone seems to like the look...ES300h with Niche Targa 19x8.5. Anthracite color really works well...
Last edited by fixitsteve; Jan 15, 2015 at 05:32 PM.
Driver School Candidate
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From: TX
As for wheels size, I would personally go with 20s because it it would compliment the current generation's ES body style.
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