D-100: The Official &quot;Does This Wheel and/or Tire Fit My Car&quot; Thread

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Originally Posted by supadupahyphy

Yo Still, I am going from 20s to 19s but don't what tire size to go with. Help!

Wheel Style - Linea Corse Dyna
Wheel Diameter (Inches) - 19"
Wheel Width front - 8.5"
Wheel Width front - 10"
PCD Bolt Pattern - 5x114.3
Offset - +30F
Offset - +38Rmm
Drop - Tein SS adjustable current 2.25 front 1.75 rears-sometimes 2.20 with thicky thick girls
Color - Polished

My rear fenders got more rolls than a bakery

you guna add spacers or run those offsets??

if you stick with those offsets id probably run a 225/35 front and a 265/30 rear or 255/30

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07-07-2011, 09:32 PM

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Question on Brembo/Big Brake Clearance
Transmission (Manual or Auto):Auto
Year/Trim (04-07, Base or Type S): 2007 Type S
Wheel Make/Model: Volk Racing CE28Ns
Wheel Size (**X**): front 17x7.5 and rear 17x9
Wheel Offset (+**): front +42 and rear +63
If lowered (amount): not lowered

Please tell me these will fit just fine....came off my friends S2K.

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07-07-2011, 09:43 PM

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uhhhhh no way! lets see first off our stock rims are 17"x8" with a +45 offset.... dont ever go narrower than a 8" rim on a TL... second of all the rears at a +63 you would have to add like a 20mm spacer just to make them look somewhat normal...

lastly if upgrading your rims dont go with 17's at least go 1 size bigger or its just a waste....

so in other words NO on these rims.

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07-08-2011, 12:40 AM

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yes they fit jwrong had those on his exact set up... some rubbing up front but not bad ... he wasnt slammed though so if you go lower might have to do some fender rolling.

rears would accept a 235 but not fronts... I would think the most the front could run is a 225/35/19....

you would have to run 225/40

those would fit nice and flush id run a 225/45/17

Yea, I was gonna go with either 225/45 or 235/45. Any suggestion on color or have any pictures of tl's with those wheels. I was thinking hyper black. I have an 05 tl that black with 20%

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07-08-2011, 12:55 AM

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yea here is a photo shoot we had last week

his are matte black

https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-photograph-gallery-96/summer-night-photo-shoot-jwrong-murph145-824817/

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07-08-2011, 01:47 AM

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thanks a lot murph!!

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07-08-2011, 08:12 AM

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yea here is a photo shoot we had last week

his are matte black

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=824817

Thanks man

what are the specs for the black wheels?

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07-08-2011, 09:57 AM

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^ his specs on those are 18"x9.5" +22 all around ... he says fronts rub a lil over bumps... hes lowered on megan coilovers... not slammed but lowered... he hasnt rolled the fenders in the rear and says using the 225/40/18 size tire it doesnt rub... but its a decent looking stretched tire

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07-08-2011, 10:11 AM

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Ok

Since I'm only goin with a 17x9 and +25 I shouldnt have any rubbing should I?

I'm not gonna lower it bc its my daily driver and the roads where i go to school are crap plus I'm a college student with not a whole lot of money. Just enough to get wheels.

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07-08-2011, 11:59 AM

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you shouldnt have any issues with rubbing being stock height but im not sure how it will look... most people lower there cars after adding wheels to close the gap and make it look more sporty... if you arent guna lower the car you might want to go with a more conservative offset? What about finding a set of the Aspec rims 18x8 they look sweet are stock to some degree and wont look out of place if you dont lower the car... just a thought

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07-08-2011, 01:29 PM

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Yea, I'm not sure how it will look either bc most people run at least 18s on the tl. I just can afford 18's bc I would have to buy wheels and tires where as if I bought 17's I could just buy the wheels and run those until I go through the 2 sets of tires I have. Then maybe I can upgrade to 18s or 19s. I don't think it will look bad it jus won't look as good as one with 18s (or 19s) and lowered

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07-08-2011, 02:47 PM

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yea i hear yah on that well if you wana try something new try the rims out you can always switch them later if you dont like the style

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07-08-2011, 03:02 PM

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07/08 TL Wheel on 05 6-Speed TL w/Spacer

I have an '05 TL w/6-speed (Brembo) and need to know if I can safely make a regular 07/08 wheel work on the fronts with a spacer.

Thanks,
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07-08-2011, 03:22 PM

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Transmission (Manual or Auto): manual
Year/Trim (04-07, Base or Type S): 06 aspec
Wheel Make/Model: varrstoen 2.2.2 or 3.3.2
Wheel Size (**X**): 19x 9.5
Wheel Offset (+**): =22
If lowered (amount): tein basics maybe 1.5" drop even

please let me know if these will fit i dont want any camber problems rubbing etc. or can i go with a higher offset and just add wheel spacers to clear the brakes. factory brembo brakes.

thanks for the help!!

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07-08-2011, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by kcook73

I have an '05 TL w/6-speed (Brembo) and need to know if I can safely make a regular 07/08 wheel work on the fronts with a spacer.

Thanks,
Kevin

I think they will fit already as is.... if you did need a spacer thats not a big deal but im pretty sure stock rims will fit over the brembos

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Originally Posted by 06UA6

you will have some work with that fitment... you can make it work just depends on how much work you want to put in to it... rears wont be too bad just roll the fenders and run a 225 width tire, but fronts will be a lil work.... if you dont want to go to aggressive try and find a narrower rim for the fronts... i know varrstoen is all about the aggressive fitment wide rims but they are often times hard to fit on low TL's but when pulled off correctly looks nice... +22 on a 9.5" wide rim is the least aggressive size they offer so you cant go any less.

if you want to roll these rims they clear brembos easily so no worries there but you will need to have a 225/35/19 tire and you will have to roll all corners...

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07-10-2011, 11:09 PM

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Murph,

No spacers, but I would like to be flush as possible.

Any suggestions from the masses on offset for 19s?

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07-11-2011, 12:58 PM

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Question on Brembo/Big Brake Clearance
Transmission (Manual or Auto): MT
Year/Trim (04-07, Base or Type S):06 base
Wheel Make/Model:varrstoen 1.1.2
Wheel Size (**X**):19x9.5 and 19x10.5
Wheel Offset (+**):+12
If lowered (amount):2.5 inch

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07-11-2011, 05:42 PM

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well if you want to be flush flush then these offsets arent exactly flush... they wont look bad at all but the fronts should be around a +15 and the rears around +25 in order to be flush with the fenders.... running stretched tires will be required for sure

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Question on Brembo/Big Brake Clearance
Transmission (Manual or Auto): manual
Year/Trim (04-07, Base or Type S): 05 Base
Wheel Make/Model: Ron Jon Inspyre
Wheel Size (**X**): 19 x 8.5
Wheel Offset (+**): +42
If lowered (amount): Not lowered

My question is, what size wheel spacer will I need to clear the front calipers?

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07-11-2011, 05:47 PM

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lot of work to make those fit and look decent.... if you really want those widths in that style rim go with the +22 offsets .... even with the +22 you will need to roll/pull fenders and run negative camber to minimize rubbing.

+12 just too aggressive imo

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07-14-2011, 09:09 AM

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Questions on Wheels
Wheel Make/Model: Kranson Klassic
Wheel Size 20x9.5 Front 20x10.5 Rear
Wheel Offset 27 Front 20 Rear
Tire Size fronts 225-35/20s Rears 245-35/20
If lowered (amount): Will be on HT-Spec V2 Coilover Damper Kit and Skunk2 modified front camber kit and Ingalls rear camber kit.

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07-15-2011, 11:28 AM

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I am also considering the Tenzo Concept_9 19 "x 8.5" + 45 offset my 08 TL, but my car is the base model. Do I need spacers?

Also If I lower my car 1.2" will it rub?

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07-15-2011, 12:06 PM

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this thread needs something like this in the first post. a lot easier to understand and quicker to find answers

DISREGARD SIZES AND OFFSETS BELOW, NOT MEANT FOR A TL, JUST USING THIS AS AN EXMPLE
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16X7: +40. Tire sizes: 205/55-16 to 225-50-16.
16X7.5: +43. Tire Sizes: 225/50-16.
16X8:
16X8.5:
16X9:
17X7: +35 to +60 Tire sizes: 205/45-17 to 225-45-17. (ideal offset is +42 or +43)
17X7.5: +40 to +48 (+35 w/ no drop). Tire sizes: 205/45-17 to 225/45-17. (ideal offset is +42 or +43)
17X8: +35 to +48. Tire sizes: 215/45-17 to 245/45-17. (245/40-17 was used with +40)
17X8.5: +30 offset with 215/45-17 Tire. +40 with a 235/45-17 Tire.
17X9:
18X7: +37 to +45. Tire Sizes: 205/40-18 to 225/40-18. (ideal offset is +42 or +43)
18X7.5: +38 to +48. Tire sizes: 205/40-18 to 225/40-18. (ideal offset is +42 or +43)
18X8: +37 to +48. Tire Sizes: 225/40-18.
18X8.5: +45. Tire sizes: 235/40-18.
18X9: +40. Tire size: 245/40-18 ALSO>> 18x9 +29 offset, 215/45/18 tire
19X7: +40 to +45. Tire sizes: 215/35-19 to 225/35-19.
19X7.5: +43 to +48. Tire Sizes: 215/35-19 to 225/35-19.
19X8: +35 to +47. Tire sizes: 215/35-19 to 235/35-19.
19X8.5:
19X9:
20X7:
20X7.5: +42. Tire Sizes: 225/30-20. NOT LOWERED! Only on '05 and up???
20X8:
20X8.5: +42. Tire Sizes: 225/30-20. NOT LOWERED! Only on '05 and up???
20X9:
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This is a great idea and would be tremendously helpful. I'd volunteer if I knew more about wheels.

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07-15-2011, 12:14 PM

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how would a 17x9.5" et 28 all around look?

opinions on tire size?

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07-18-2011, 01:25 PM

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Will rear 265/30/r19 fit on a 08 TL? the front is 235/35/19.

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07-18-2011, 02:04 PM

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I just purchased these 2 weeks ago for my 08 tl type-s(5at) and i'm putting the tein ss coilovers on today. What spacer do you recommend?

WedsSport SA-60M Wheel - 18x9.0 / Offset +35 225/40/18 tires

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Your set up does not have a spacer correct ? Just wondering since you inquired about spacers on your post.

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07-20-2011, 08:12 AM

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IT doesn't have spacers.

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07-22-2011, 03:24 PM

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need a little help

Ssooo heres what I got:

Car: 2008 Base TL
Trans: Auto

Car is not dropped but plan on buying Tein SS Coilovers asap

Wheels either:

19x8.5 +35 OR 19x9.5 +40

Also what size tire would be recommended ??

Please hook a brotha up ahah! Thank you!!

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Actually come to find out I guess the above specs are for front and rear....

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ebarry

Ssooo heres what I got:

Car: 2008 Base TL
Trans: Auto

Car is not dropped but plan on buying Tein SS Coilovers asap

Wheels either:

19x8.5 +35 OR 19x9.5 +40

Also what size tire would be recommended ??

Please hook a brotha up ahah! Thank you!!

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Actually come to find out I guess the above specs are for front and rear....

so a staggered set up??

I think you should be just fine with that set up

I would probably run a 235/35/19 front and a 265/30/19 rear on that set up.... should look good

you shouldnt really rub either with that set up even after lowering

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07-23-2011, 06:17 AM

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Question on Brembo/Big Brake Clearance
Transmission (Manual or Auto): Auto
Year/Trim (04-07, Base or Type S): 07 Type S
Wheel Make/Model:Wed's Sports Kranze ER-M
Wheel Size (**X**): Front 19x9 +24 Rear 19x10 +32
Wheel Offset (+**): Front +24 Rear +32
If lowered (amount): Tein basics Coilovers drop 3 inch all around

I was wondering this wheels will fit on my TL-S with OEM brembo break on the Front ?
What Size Tires I should get for the Front and Rear Tires ?

Thank you.

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07-23-2011, 01:36 PM

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so a staggered set up??

I think you should be just fine with that set up

I would probably run a 235/35/19 front and a 265/30/19 rear on that set up.... should look good

you shouldnt really rub either with that set up even after lowering

Yup a staggered setup. Can I run a 35 series tire on the front and a 30 series on the back?!? Let me know and thanks for the help brotha

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yea that would look nice and fit... i would most likely do a 225/35/19F and a 245/35/19R should look nice and flush

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Yup a staggered setup. Can I run a 35 series tire on the front and a 30 series on the back?!? Let me know and thanks for the help brotha

yea when you go staggered like you want to do a 235/35 F tire is approximately the same diameter as a 265/30 R tire it should be a good fit for thos rims

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07-25-2011, 07:35 AM

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Question on Tire/Rim Fitment
Transmission (Manual or Auto): Auto
Year/Trim (04-07, Base or Type S): 05 Non Type S
Wheel Make/Model:TSW Donington
Wheel Size (**X**): Front: 18x8 Rear: 18x9.5
Wheel Offset (+**): Front +42 Rear +40
If lowered (amount): Not lowered, dont plan on lowering. Will they look 'funny' not lowered?

Mostly concerned about the rear. I dont want to have to roll fenders, but I also dotn plan on lowering. These rims are offered in a more aggressive +20 offset fo rboth rear and front. This is the first time I am considering a staggered setup. I want as much beef on the tire as possible, so I was looking at xxx/40/r18 for the rims. Ideas?

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07-25-2011, 12:34 PM

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they should fit just fine being that you dont have the brembo calipers up front....

if you want to stay conservative stick with the offsets you mentioned and you wont have to roll fenders

if I were you I would go with a 235/40/18F and a 265/35/18R

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Perfect. Thats all I needed to hear. I'll be ordering these shortly! FYI - $100 off instant coupon for certain 4 rim sets at discounttiredirect.com.

One last question, will there be a good sized side wall on a 265/35/18R? I had 235/35/19R on my last set of rims, they were a little to "low profile" for me. I am assuiming the added width of the tire will add to the sidewall side since the fronts will be 245/40?

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