02msmg3

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Ive searched and didnt see anyone with this particular (or close) size and wanted to know if this will work on a 2gs that is lowewred on coilovers. Fenders have already been rolled. Im looking to get a set of varrstoen bbs lm reps, and they just came out w this new size and offset. custom shop by me told me I wont be able to run 245 35s in front and 265 or 275 30s in the rear. They said I will have to do like a 225 in front and a 245 in the rear for a mean stretch lol. I dont like the stretched look. If anyone has these sizes w minimal fender work please post up and post pics, Thanks

ZippyGuy

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Your search skills are weak, grasshopper. Behold:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/whe...ece-black.html

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/lex...whp-595tq.html

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...76-ipdout.html

entryspeed

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You could absolutly do 265/30/19 rear still gonna be a little stretched at that. The rear should be shaved and pulled not rolled. If it is rolled you might rub then since shaving gives another 2mm of clearance typically but I havent see or know your future car haha. the front at +22 should be good with a set of 235/35/19 which i use right now and I dont have steering lock rub when making uturns. @ 245 in front some gs owners experience rub when uturning but that is with less agressive offsets. either way man those rims can a definetly will work but you might need a little bit of tweaking. call or text me when you get them i get great deals on barely used tires.

02msmg3

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Thanks zippy guy but ive already found those and my post is more about if the rim size and offset will work with 245 35s in the front and 265 or 275 30s in the rear. As I said in my original post I do not want to run a stretched tire!!

ZippyGuy

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^^^^ +1

Sizes, I'd probably run 265/30 rear for a lliitttllle tire protection, you could also go 255/35-19 which might prove to be a little meatier. Front, hate to say it but I don't have enough knowledge to truly respond but I would imagine 235/35 or 225/40 should work and protect those rims.

ZippyGuy

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And you might research 235/40-19 with 265/35-19 to see if they fit. That should give you a slight stretch and LOTS of wheels protection.

sakataj

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OP HAHAHAHA, i would say cause he didnt really search

Rich350GT

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Im running the same sizes but with a +12 offset, front and rear. maximum of -2 degrees camber front and rear will be fine. But I ran a 245 in the rear for better clearance. form>function.

Anthony

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would a 255 fit with your +12..how close are you with the 245..just a shave btw?

puff

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Check out my thread. I'm running the exact size and offset you're looking for. 235/35R19 front and 265/30R19 rear.

02msmg3

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Puff.... you got pm!! And sakataj.... I did search and found all those threads that zippyguy linked, but as I stated in my post following his links I am more looking for people that have made those rim size(s) work with the tire size(s) that I want!!! Thanks for your input though.

Rich350GT

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Once I get my coilovers in, I will post pics of the rear. 245/35/19 on a 10.5 rear. The tire is super stretchy but it looks good.

sakataj

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i didnt say u didn't, i was JUST laughing at what he wrote to you

solowlex

I love this look on zebs car! its awesome!

Advil4u

manny of you guys amy already know this but when threads like this pop up i always send em to rimtuck.com