You still need to get staggered wheels, the rear wheels need to be bigger than the front. But yes you will need to get different lug nuts, the OEM lugs will not support aftermarket rims. If you take it to a shop they usually have on site.

 

​​​​​​Why do I have to stagger? The stock rims that are on it are all 17

 

Post a picture of your car

 

He's referring to the width.

 

Stock wheels are same diameter, however the back wheels are wider than the front.

 

Oh I didn't know you meant width. What are the width requirements?

 

Wheel specs are here

Not sure of widest you can go, I'm thinking as long as you don't go wider than 10 inches in the rear you should be okay.

 

I love how those look! but a nightmare to clean probably lol

 

Haven't had a chance to mount them. Been over a month. Vendor has been shipping me damages wheels so I've been going back and fourth with them. FYI, don't buy your wheels from JEGS.

 

Do you have to stagger the rims if you have the stock 17" rims?

 

Im not sure if what i have are stock or not but i have a square set of 17s. Which is 17×7. During the winter ill run 225/45r17 and during the summer i do 245/45ZR17 inthe rear. So its your choice to stagger the tires. Look on the inside of the rim for width.

 

Okay thanks, I'm looking at buying rims and I just want to match the widths of the stock and aftermarket rims. Does anyone know if I have to match widths exactly?

 

No you dont have to match widths exactly. Ive ran 8.5 in the front and 9.5 in the rear.

 

Okay so I could run 8" width for both front and rear?

 

Yes but you have to be careful with offset. If you find a set you like post the exact specs on here and we'll help you figure it out