lex28

Won some BBS Forged ISF wheels on Ebay, now in the process of putting them on my IS250..
They came without tyres, so would i need 225/40/19 front and 255/35/19 rear?

coilover kit is going on aswell, but i want to ask the guys who have done this setup with the isf wheels if the tyres are ok, or do i need wider tyres?

with the is250 the rear dont look flush as anyone would like, is this how the isf looks too?

any pics would be great please..

iRyan

iTrader: (7)

To be honest you can go with a little wider in the rear...if it looks sunken you might want to try a 5 or 10mm spacer to poke it a lil

DGNY2009

iTrader: (1)

CHECK THIS THREAD LOTS OF ANSWERS https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...tart-here.html AND PICS

AutoSexy13

The will fit but look sunken into the car without wheel spacers. First off i had a set of OE IS-F wheels on my IS350 and my tire specs were F:235/40/19 and R:265/35/19. That was a good setup for it. I also had 20mm bolt on wheel spacers up front and 30mm in the rear. It really brought the wheels out and made the car look ten times better.

faisal11ir

I have them and still in love with them even after a year

(sorry not a good pic and car is not clean specially that fender")


225/35/zr19 front Michelin pilot super sport
255/35/zr19 rear Yokohama advan s

Duno if it would look better with spacers though.

iRyan

iTrader: (7)

Try is with 15MM spacers all around you might love it more lol

concavo

Car looks good. I suggest running a spacer as well and you'll be good to go!

hernadoric

I also had 20mm bolt on wheel spacers up front and 30mm in the rear.

edgeucated

iTrader: (4)

20 mm front and 25 mm back would make it flush for the 2IS

as a reminder, anything above a 5 mm space you should get extended studs.