I am looking at some wheels that are pretty nice but need some help on fitment. I looked at others in here with similar offsets but this is kinda, well a little more off.

they are 19X9 +26 front and 19X10.5 +22 rear.

Will this fit an IS350. I'm pretty sure the front will be ok with either a 225/35/19 or maybe a lower width. but the rear is where I have questions on. Will that offset and it being a 10 1/2 wheel will it stick out to much. all any help would be appreciated. thanks.

 

That will require stretched tires (very stretched... like a 235 or 245.. its been done) and rolling at the very least and you will still probably rub.

Those look like offsets for a 350Z/G35.

The back will likely 'poke' out too.

 

Ya I figured that but I know Johnnyboy ran some wheels that was close to this offset but I can't remember if they were 10" or 10 1/2" for the rear wheel.

 

depends on how much you slam your car so the tires/rims camber in... SLAM IT then you'll have no problems *with the sticking out part that is *

 

ur really gonna have to stretch those tires A LOT if ur gonna want to make 'em fit. Most 2IS owners that run a 19x9 in the front have an offset of +35 and ur lookin at +26 which means ur wheels gonna stick out even more.

Also, ur gonna have to roll the fenders in the rear too even w/ a super stretched tire

 

if you like rubbing thats the offsets otherwise you need higher offsets

 

i have 19x9.5 +25 on my rears.. with streched 245/30/19 tires... im dropped on zeals with 1 finger gap left (so i dont have the butterfly effect) and the rims already sit flush.. so with ur 10.5 its gonna stick out mexican style in the back... unless u slam it so it tucks..

 

you'll be fine in the front if you run 225/35/19 or 215/35/19

the rear you can run a 245/35/19 and ride high

 

Say if i have had some three piece wheels made and they told me i can run a +37 offset in the rear on a 20x10 wheel. Will this work? i want the vip look so my car is slammed. I just hope this can be done...

 

+22 19x10 with a 235/35/19 works fine with a fender roll ive done it. With a 10.5 you may want to go with the 245/35/19 havent tried it but should work... honestly... offset experimenting is dangerously expensive if you dont know what your doing..