Hey guys! I have some 18x10 Wheels with a +25 offset, the tires I have are way to thick, so I need to know the right size tire to get. I heard something about a 235/40R18 setup.. If possible can you post a pic or two of your wheel fitment so I can get an idea of what tire to get. I know what i want but I can't post a picture from my phone.. Thanks!

 

see https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...-95-ls400.html

 

what year car? how low?

this is UCF20 spec, 95-00 and hopefully they will clear your big brakes if you have a 2nd gen.

 

Please reference the wheel fitment thread here, your question has been answered many times over within the thread.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...eel-setup.html

 

Hey guys, I'm not too knowledged in wheels.. So I'm looking for some help, I encountered a problem with some wheels I had and they were 18x10 +25 offset and they hit the brake calipers. I have found a very good condition set of Work Wheels Euroline S2H, they are 18x7 with a +44 offset, does anyone have experience with this? Will it hit the calipers? I don't want to order them if they will touch.. They're thin enough for spacers which is good, any advice?

 

it all depends if the work wheels have the right disk. at that offset is should have a high disc (standard) but might still not clear depending on spoke design. try to find out what type of disk the wheel has.

"O", "A", and "R" are the 3 disc type descriptions used by work wheels
O = least curve spokes
A = (standard) more curved spokes
R = most curve (most ideal for big brakes)

Volk uses high, mid, and low.
SSR uses HP = Hyper Disk or High Pad, MD = Medium Disk, NR = Normal Disk or Low disk, SL = Super Low disk.

http://www.more-japan.com/blogs/2011...he-disk-types/