Need to Identify Wheels
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Need to Identify Wheels
Hello everybody!
I am enjoying my IS350 AWD, but there are what I believe are F-Sport wheels that I would love to change from the stock ones. I hope you guys can help me identify them!
Please see this review: http://www.automotiveaddicts.com/159...iew-test-drive
Does anyone have a model number? Keep in mind I have the AWD version, so from what I understand the wheels will be different from the RWD in the review.
I appreciate the help!
I am enjoying my IS350 AWD, but there are what I believe are F-Sport wheels that I would love to change from the stock ones. I hope you guys can help me identify them!
Please see this review: http://www.automotiveaddicts.com/159...iew-test-drive
Does anyone have a model number? Keep in mind I have the AWD version, so from what I understand the wheels will be different from the RWD in the review.
I appreciate the help!
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If you buy a set from the stealer they might set you up with a staggered setup, which DEBATABLY is bad for AWD. Anyways Sewell sells them by wheel, so you could pick up 4 of the same width. Here is the link: http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/2394.html
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These are also F-Sport wheels which can look great if you are looking for something different, but still a Lexus part!
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/2012.html
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/1807.html
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/2154.html
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/2012.html
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/1807.html
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2013/2154.html
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Awesome, thanks so much! They are pricey wheels, but once my stock wheels need replacing (probably in 10k miles), then I'll get these ones with performance tires and use the stock rims for winter tires.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I was looking back at the Sewell site, but there is no model number or SKU.
Does anybody know it? It would make it a lot easier for the Part Department to identify the wheels when I go in to get an estimate. Hopefully it won't be a problem on AWD.
Does anybody know it? It would make it a lot easier for the Part Department to identify the wheels when I go in to get an estimate. Hopefully it won't be a problem on AWD.
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Finally, will the staggered dimensions be OK for AWD? To me, it would make sense that they would all 4 be the same. I can understand staggered for RWD, though.
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