Will those wheels fit? START HERE.
on an unrelated note, running 18's in the front and 19's in the rear will look awkward - especially if you're stretching tires. retarded also comes to mind, but i guess if you're into that then by all means have at it.
Any suspension mods? Depending on how low you are, the tire sizes and rear offset "may" be a problem.
But if you're stock, both offset and tires are fine - rear may be slightly aggressive +36 (I ran a +40 19" and it was fine), and your rear tires are slightly shorter than stock (255/40/18).
Offsets are fine at +35/+45. Usually rubbing begins to appear with 19" +35 wheels (with a wheel diameter of 482.6mm as compared to your 457.2mm (a ~25mm difference), as the plastic fender liners will touch on 40 degree turns.
Tires "may" be problematic:
But since the general adage is to avoid having more than a 5% diameter difference, both tires would be just fine with that set up at stock height.
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F & R 17x8 45mm offset 5x114.3 - Tire 225/45/17
Those LFA reps will fit just fine, as they have the same offset. The wheels are 0.5mm less wide than the stocks, but that wouldn't be a problem. But at 17", there's going to be some pretty heavy wheel gap without lowering.
Here's a thread for all the AWD owners - and just in case you'd like to go staggered, or perhaps 18/19": https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...-part-uno.html
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Hello, i got myself staggered 18" mags
I think the offset is 45. Will they fit my IS250 AWD ?
Here's a link to what they are. It's the original Lexus 18 mags.
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2009/1883.html
Thanks!
I think the offset is 45. Will they fit my IS250 AWD ?
Here's a link to what they are. It's the original Lexus 18 mags.
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2009/1883.html
Thanks!
I'm thinking about picking a set of Reversed mounted LM in size 18x9, 18x10 +7. Is it possible to make it fit? Or I can just mount the face the regular way and change the offset back to 30s. What do u guys think?
Hello, i got myself staggered 18" mags
I think the offset is 45. Will they fit my IS250 AWD ?
Here's a link to what they are. It's the original Lexus 18 mags.
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2009/1883.html
Thanks!
I think the offset is 45. Will they fit my IS250 AWD ?
Here's a link to what they are. It's the original Lexus 18 mags.
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2009/1883.html
Thanks!
2. 18" and +45 offset is fine.
3. I don't own a AWD so I don't know the effects of staggered tires on the drive train. However, I've heard staggered combinations work. Better check this thread: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...-part-uno.html
Personally, I think it's better to reverse it back to 30s offset.