looking to pick up this set of pre-owned RSV wheels and I would like to know how the fitment will be like because I don't want any rubbing issues.
They do seem a little aggressive from what I've read..
19x9 +15 Front - 235/35 Falken Azenis
19x10.5 +38 Rear / 265/35 Falken Azenis
And I am lowered on Swift Springs. Thanks in advance for any answers!

 

No they won't

 

negative....too aggressive....it won't just rub....it won't fit

 

Damn that's unfortunate. They are coming off a 3is too and supposedly needed no fender rolling or anything. It was on air

 

fronts will not fit without camber arms and fender mods (parts not readily available, wont be easy to fit)

rears will fit with camber arms (ez peezee to do)

if the price is right, you may want to look into rebarreling the fronts

 

Hi all, browsing through a set of used factory RCF wheels and was wondering whether these will fit my base model IS200t? Thanks..

Condition:New other (see details) Rim Material:Alloy
Load Index:92/Front, 96/RearRim Width:8"/Front, 9"/Rear
Speed Index:Y
Offset:Front 50 / Rear 41
Tire Brand:Michelin
Number of Bolts:5
Car Type:Passenger/Performance
Bolt Pattern:5x4.5", 5x114.3
Tire Type:Summer
Rim Brand:Factory, OEMQuantity:4
Rim Structure:Forged
Bolt Pattern(s) (millimeters):5x114.3
Section Width:255/Front, 275/RearRim
Diameter (inches):19
Aspect Ratio:35/Front, 35/Rear

 

It'll fit, just need to roll all fenders and slight camber in rears.

 

After going to a few shops to look at wheels, have more or less settled on Volk Racing TE37 Ultra. I do not want the staggered looks, as prefer to have tyre rotation. I would like to ask whether these will fit?

19" 8.5J, PCD 114.3 x 5 and offset 35 or 45?

It has two options of offset 35 and 45... i guess we should get offset 45 for the 3IS? I do not wish to roll fenders or use cambers. Thanks...