I need a little help from you guys out there. I'M in the process of buying new wheels for my car.I don't want to loose to much of my gas mileage since I drive 500 miles a week to work. My gs gas been great so far on gas. I really want to get 19' wheels because of the looks. can anybody recommend the tire size i would need to on a 19' wheel?i want to go with the stagger look also. little help plz.!

 

I s that what you have on ? if so do you have pictures. any pictures from anyone.

 

235/35/19 and rear 265/35/19

 

.5" stagger?
OP, sometimes you cant always have your cake and eat it.

 

you need to know the offset of your wheel. Changing to a different wheel size shouldn't affect your gas mileage too much. What usually affects it is the additional weight you add on the larger you go.

 

ok so i have look for the off set of my wheels and how do i go about that. see i'm need at all this as far as wheels. I'm more use to just buying wheels and not even thinking about this and this time i want to do it right. sorry if i sound out off it.

 

ok so the off set i will get . I guess i need to take into tire rack and get that unless someone has a way i can find that out thru here. thank alot you guys.

 

It depends on what kind of look you are going for.

 

well i want everything to fit good no rubbing. I don't want the wheels to stick i guess you can call it a tuck look even. but stagger. I keep look here in the forum and it seem everybody is going 19x8 in the fronts and 19x9.5 in the back and i love that look thats my goal there. i'm a little confuse with all this and of course new to some of this stuff. I'm more of take it to a shop and let them do it. but this time i want to do it myself. it's time to learn and get the knowledge of this. this is my second forum i have ever join i was on the mustang forum before. when i had a 93 cobra and learned alot about the cars . but tire sizes just confuse the hell out of me. lol! anyway little help from the experts in here would be great.

 

Search answers all.

Club Lexus Wheel Fitment Guide

Answers every question you asked in detail with explanations.

 

That is what i was looking for . thanks macd. you save the day1

 

If you don't want to rub your best bet is 19x8.5 with 35 to 38 offset and 19x10 with 40 to 42 offset

 

+1. Or 9.5" rear with mid 30's offset. Standard tire sizes would be 245/35/19 and 275/30/19. Then there is also the fat set-up to provide a bit more cushion, but it won't look as good. 245/30/19 and 275/35/19.