I figured the offset:

front: 18x8.5 et35 225/40/18
Rear: 18x10 et25 245/40/18
lowered on BC coils

do i need any fender rolling?

 

I would like to know if any body knows if i can install on my just bought 2006 is250 awd18'' wheels, 9'' wide and an offset of 35...? i would install 235-40-18. thanks for your help

 

I"m in the process getting rims and tires.. please help me out here

car: IS350 RWD

option 1:
front and rear 19x9.5 w/ off set 40
tire: front 225/35/19 rear: 255/35/19

option 2:
front: 19x8 off set 30 rear: 19x9.5 off set 40
tire: front 225/35/19 rear: 255/35/19

I would like to stay away fender rolling as possible.. NO SHOP in town that can do the rolling or any custom shop in town that would do it..

thanks

 

no on the front, yes on the rear.

yes, those tire sizes can be mounted to those wheels.

and those wheels, assuming they have the right bolt pattern, can be mounted to the car.

so what are you specifically asking about?

option 2.

 

Hi guys, time to replace my OEM 17" wheels.

I plan to buy this :
Work emotion XD9
Front : 18x9 +30
Rear : 18x10 +38

Will it fit great on stock fender? Flush enought, no scrub? will have to add spacer?

Tyres on this new setup,
better 225/40 (f) 245/40 (r)
or 225/45 (f) 245/45 (r)

Thanks guys !

 

should have nice fitment @ stock height + stock fenders. shouldn't have clearance issues. don't add spacers unless you want to run hellaflush fitment + stretched tires.

run 40-series. i'd try 255/40-18 in the rear instead of 245, but with the latter you'll get more clearance.

 

to PROJECTDNA, i was only wondering if the whole set up was ok, since it is a AWD version, and that i did not try them on yet, thanks.

 

in terms of what?

FYI, very general questions -> very general answers.

try the search function, or be specific with your questions.

or, mount everything up and hope/pray you don't have clearance issues.

 

I got 2 sets that im interested in
Is250 Awd, both sets square, no stagger
Currently on h&r, future plans For bcr 24.5" all around

Set1
Wedssport sa67r matte gunmetal
18X9 +20
225/40R18

Set2
Enkei rpf1 sbc
19X9 +18
225/35R19

Anyone had These or similar front Or rear? Im guessing front will Need Roll And a little camber....what about Rear??

Thx

 

I'm running 18x8.75 +20 wrapped in 225/40/18 all around at 24.75". Might go down to 24.5 depending on how everything looks with my bodykit.

I rolled my front fenders. On dips, my car rubs the front bumper tab. I'm going to relocate this soon. The rears are not rubbing. If you don't mind a little stretch, I would suggest rolling your front fenders and running 215/40/18. This may save you the hassle of the bumper tab. A member with 18x8.75 +20 with 215/40/18 told me he did not rub after rolling your fenders. He was also pretty low.

 

Thanks for info man
Yeah That's what I thought...front need work, rear should be fine
I'm on 18x8.75 +35 square right now and front is almost flush where rear pretty sunken

 

Thanks for this advice mate!
I think i will buy this size. 245 will be interested for more clearance at rear yea.

I think the same wheels on 18x9 +20 (f) and 18x10 +18 (r) will not fit with stock body. So maybe more "safe" to take the other size and put spacer in the futur

 

No problem. 18x9 +20 should be flush in the front with rolled fenders, and pretty much flush in the rear with stock fenders. It looks perfect imo without going too aggressive

 

I'm looking at getting wheels that are 19x8.5 +35, 19x9.5, +36. Looking at this thread it looks like 235/35/19 and 265/30/19 are the 'recommended' tire sizes.. however using the Tire Size Calculator, 265/35/19 in the rear is closer to the same total diameter than stock.

Wondering why the 30 series in the rear is frequently recommended over the 35 series..

 

shorter tires = more clearance.

that, and 265/30-19 is a more popular size than 265/35-19.