2015 IS250 RWD wheel fitment w/ drop
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2015 IS250 RWD wheel fitment w/ drop
Sorry if this question's been asked, if so, can you point me in the right direction? I've been searching around before posting this thread.
I have a 2015 IS250 RWD F-Sport dropped on some RSR Down springs
I ordered some Niche Targa wheels for it and wanted to see if anyone had a similar setup. I wanted to see if they had any problems with rubbing.
20x8.5 +35 offset 245/35/20
20x10 +40 offset 275/30/20
I have a 2015 IS250 RWD F-Sport dropped on some RSR Down springs
I ordered some Niche Targa wheels for it and wanted to see if anyone had a similar setup. I wanted to see if they had any problems with rubbing.
20x8.5 +35 offset 245/35/20
20x10 +40 offset 275/30/20
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My set up. Rides perfect. No rubbing.
RSR Down Springs
Front- 20x9 +38 (245/30/20)
Rear- 20x10.5 +42 (255/30/20)
I did have 225/30/20s up front. Too much stretch for me. Really happy with 245s!
RSR Down Springs
Front- 20x9 +38 (245/30/20)
Rear- 20x10.5 +42 (255/30/20)
I did have 225/30/20s up front. Too much stretch for me. Really happy with 245s!
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I have 245/35 up front and i rub when i turn does a 245/30 make that much of a difference especially lowered ? im awd tho i just ordered similar spec rims
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I have AWD also. Does not rub at full turn riding solo. May rub with packed car tho. I rarely drive with people in the back seat. I drive over bumps on the road at 70 mph, no rub. Smooth as stock.
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Thanks for the input, guys. I appreciate it. I just took some quick pics of the car after installing the RSR Down springs yesterday
Thanks for the input, guys. I appreciate it. I just took some quick pics of the car after installing the RSR Down springs yesterday
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Im going to try the tires that I posted in the original post out and see. The sidewalls are round. They don't go straight up, so I'll see if it will run or not. Let's hope not
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Front: 235/30R20
Rear: 255/30R20
Option 2
Front: 245/30R20
Rear: 255/30R20
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Thanks for the input! I putting Niche Misano's on as well. Really leaning towards going with the 255/30/20 for the rear and 235/30/20 for the front and rolling the fenders. Trying to reduce as much rub as possible. Yeah my buddy had a set of 275/30/20 and 245/35/20 in the Continental ExtremeContact DWS and he said to use them. He was going to put them on his GS. I got them installed and had to take them off right away.
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Alright, here's and update. I went with the Sumitomo HTR Z III tires. 255/30/20 in the rear and 235/30/20 in the front. I am on RSR down springs. No camber kit on yet, but I'll be having SPC rear cambers on.
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