Staggered Setup on a All-Wheel Drive GS350 F-sport
 

Looking into a set of Summer Wheels for the GS. Debating between a staggered setup vs. squared setup.

Anyone on the forum have a staggered setup on their AWD GS?


Wheel Specs:
Front: 20x 9

Rear: 20x11

Any input is appreciated!
Thank you in advance everyone!

I have a staggered setup and its 20x9 and 20x10.5 I would got with the staggered setup.

Is your GS an All Wheel Drive or Rear Wheel Drive?

running on my awd 20x9 front 245-35-20 and 20x10 rear 285-30-20 works fine

What are the advantages of a staggered setup?

None on an AWD car. It just makes it look much more aggressive. Personally I don't think it's a good idea regardless what people say about having the same RD on tires.

But if you are driving Starsky and Hutch's Gran Torino it is a good idea.

I would not say none, since the power distribution on AWD is 30 front / 70 rear. So, wider wheels in the back will help, but not as much as on RWD.

X11 in the rear will be to wide I'm running a x10.5 +22 and it already sticking out.

Not a good idea you say? Wrong! 2014 Lexus IS F Sport AWD comes stock with a staggered setup.

RWD IS F SPORT 18-inch split-five-spoke alloy wheels with 225/40R18 (front), 255/35R18 (rear) Y-rated summer performance tires[*]

AWD IS F SPORT 18-inch split-five-spoke alloy wheels with 225/40R18 (front), 255/35R18 (rear) Y-rated all-season performance tires[*]

TIRES might be difffrent but can anyone chime in on the actual rim spec?

Hello,

Looking for some help here.
Running a staggered setup on my 2018 GS AWD. The rims are from 2015 RC F.
Noticing a bit of vibration at hit speeds and I feel the road more. Is it normal or should I go back to a Square setup?

RC F wheels on gs 350 awd
 

Hi,
I have a 2018 GS 350. Installed RC F wheels on it. Front 235/40/19 and rear 255/35/19 m( rears are stretched). I'm noticing a bit of vibration at speeds over 80 KM. The steering feels a bit weird, I think I feel the road more. Anyone else experienced anything similar?
Thank you.