BraveDemon

I think I'm finally going to take a dive and buy 19's. However I had a few questions.

I'm currently dropped 1.5 inch all around on Tanabe NF210s and Toki Blues; will 19" wheels create a huge gap between my tires and fender?

I've read the sticky before a gazillion times, but I just need some reassurance: I'm going to get 19x7.5 Enkei RS7's, +45 Offset... will I rub?

What tire size is the closest to OEM rolling diameter?

Thanks ahead of time for answering my questions.

CL Platano

You won't rub and that drop seems perfect for 19's..

Lawaia

Best fit for those wheels would be 225/35 tires.

AznWay

iTrader: (8)

You may have little rubbing so cut the rear tap on bumper, watch out for big pot hole, an if you have alot weight in back it may scrub a little but not much to notices. Also 235/35 will work fine

nguyen

i got 19 X 7.5 with 45 offset


with 225/35

and i have comptech springs no rubbin at all even with people in the back seat

vsop TL-S

You won't rub...I have 19x8 +52mm on Apex-i WS coilovers and I don't rub at all even with 5 people in the back seat. Your drop and wheel offset is perfect. You shouldn't rub.

CJITTY

I have 19x8 +45 and I barely rub on the bumper tab during hard turns, big dips or driving over uneven dips...I'm trimming those off once spring gets here and I can put the 19" feet back on my car!! I have HR Sport springs and sittin about 1.75 drop front and 1.5 rear with OEM struts. got 235/35/19 Falken Azenis ST-115 tires

fsttyms1

The gap wont change at all. You will be buying tires that keep you within spec of the OE size tire (overall DIA)