Will It Fit Thread
Alright, so i'm going from car show to reading up mags. Its time for a change, So imput on these specs would be appreciated.
Been thinking about 18x9 +29 all around. Would I have problems in the front? How about 19x9?
With the offset calculator 18x9 +29 is equivalent to people running 9.8 +35 in depth inwards the fender,
so rear should be fine with a roll and camber work.
Been thinking about 18x9 +29 all around. Would I have problems in the front? How about 19x9?
With the offset calculator 18x9 +29 is equivalent to people running 9.8 +35 in depth inwards the fender,
so rear should be fine with a roll and camber work.
19 wont change any thing, wheel width, tire size, and offset basically determines the fitment.
But yeah that setup will work fine even if you get lowered a lot.
If you are getting new tires get 245 or 255 all around.
255s would fit on a 8.5 rim? Sorry, I really don't know much about this **** :\
And I guess I'm kind of just being paranoid, I don't want any rubbing, don't want to roll my fenders. But I guess the stock ride height IS pretty high. So, how about this? 18X9.5 25mm offset? Or is that too much?
Edit: Awesome link j8635621, it helps a lot. And **** it, I'm probably just going to go with the 18x8.5 at 35mm, probably with 245s. Thanks!
And I guess I'm kind of just being paranoid, I don't want any rubbing, don't want to roll my fenders. But I guess the stock ride height IS pretty high. So, how about this? 18X9.5 25mm offset? Or is that too much?
Edit: Awesome link j8635621, it helps a lot. And **** it, I'm probably just going to go with the 18x8.5 at 35mm, probably with 245s. Thanks!
Last edited by Descent; Feb 10, 2009 at 10:45 PM.
Yes. Look at sizing charts like this http://marktg.toyotires.com/file/18966.pdf . It will have a range of rim widths that the tire will fit.
^what happened to the grid's!? HAHA -
seriously though dannobre's right - if you're looking for a more flush look w/a more narrow wheel (say 8.5") look for a lower offset - as you go more wide, look for a higher offset (say in the 40's) unless you don't mind some rolling
seriously though dannobre's right - if you're looking for a more flush look w/a more narrow wheel (say 8.5") look for a lower offset - as you go more wide, look for a higher offset (say in the 40's) unless you don't mind some rolling
WILL THESE WORK?
18x9.5 +38 all corners? he said he could order these for me.




