What sz tire on 19" RX350 wheels?
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Finally...
http://i968.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps21c9f0d4.jpg Here ya go pic #1. More to come in this post. No spacers. 235/35/19.
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Rx 350 wheels
I was wanting to do the same set up.I have my eyes on a chrome set of 19 in rx 350 wheels for 1100.00.I wanted to see what it looked like and this thread is the only pic I've seen it looks good to me.what do you think of them going on a 01 LS 430?How much more in pricing are 19 in tire vs 17 in tires?.Did you need spacers?
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Do think these would fit on a 01 LS 430?The bolt pattern is the same it's just the offset on the RX wheels is medium and the offset on the LS430 is high. Will that change in offset create a problem?
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More pics please...Did u need adapters or anything or do they bolt right up im Lookin for a set...and y do u need spacers...do they clear
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Anybody running these? im seeing a set for sale not far from me.
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You mean the one from 8 years ago? Of the guy that had them for a month and decided against it? Yeah I saw that thanks for your imput.
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I purchase these brand new 19x7.5 inch RX F sport rims for my GS400. After buying the recommended tire size for the GS 245/35/19 from tirerack.com I later found after talking to a representative, due to the load capacity of my GS the RX rims were too narrow to support the weight of vehicle. Tire rack claims if I use the setup the tires would wear out early, would get uneven tire wear, sidewall bubbles. So I sold the wheels & got 2014 GS F sport
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A current RX weighs about 700lbs more than a 2GS. The 245/35 is just too wide for the 7.5" wheel. A 225/40-19 would work on a 7.5" wheel and is available with an appropriate load rating but comes in a bit taller at 26.1, matching the size of stock 16s.
Shockingly, that was already answered about 7 and a half years ago in this thread, and people just didn't read it.
Shockingly, that was already answered about 7 and a half years ago in this thread, and people just didn't read it.
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