Rim fitment
#1
Rim fitment
If i were to have 19x8.5 all around 35 off set.
What tire size should i get? Would it cause any rubbing issue? The car isn't lowered.
And how flush would it be to the fender compared to my OEM 18 inch wheels.
Thanks in advance.
What tire size should i get? Would it cause any rubbing issue? The car isn't lowered.
And how flush would it be to the fender compared to my OEM 18 inch wheels.
Thanks in advance.
#3
I would say 245/40/19 tire size, the same size that would come stock on a 2012 advance with the oem 19's.
It would not rub at all, even if you were lowered you can still run a +35 offset.
As it is they would sit pretty flush with the fenders when looking from the front or rear, but you will still have a gap between the tire and fender. It'll look much better with a drop but still looks good without.
Look at pics of the TL with the oem 19's for fender/tire gap reference but not flushness though.
It would not rub at all, even if you were lowered you can still run a +35 offset.
As it is they would sit pretty flush with the fenders when looking from the front or rear, but you will still have a gap between the tire and fender. It'll look much better with a drop but still looks good without.
Look at pics of the TL with the oem 19's for fender/tire gap reference but not flushness though.
#4
I would say 245/40/19 tire size, the same size that would come stock on a 2012 advance with the oem 19's.
It would not rub at all, even if you were lowered you can still run a +35 offset.
As it is they would sit pretty flush with the fenders when looking from the front or rear, but you will still have a gap between the tire and fender. It'll look much better with a drop but still looks good without.
Look at pics of the TL with the oem 19's for fender/tire gap reference but not flushness though.
It would not rub at all, even if you were lowered you can still run a +35 offset.
As it is they would sit pretty flush with the fenders when looking from the front or rear, but you will still have a gap between the tire and fender. It'll look much better with a drop but still looks good without.
Look at pics of the TL with the oem 19's for fender/tire gap reference but not flushness though.
Would it be possible to go with a wider tire ? 255 265?
#5
A 255/40/19 would still work it'll be a little taller of a tire by about .30 of an inch, a 265 may be getting a little tall though in a 40 series and if you go to a 35 series it'll start looking a bit odd with a stock height
#6
I have the 245 40 19 on my car and it is almost flush with the fenders,i posted pictures in another members thread who was looking for the same advise as you,check this link for more info
https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-tires-wheels-suspension-298/fitment-advice-862843/
if you would like to see how it looks lowered,check out my build thread
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=832308&page=7
Hope this helps you a little.
https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-tires-wheels-suspension-298/fitment-advice-862843/
if you would like to see how it looks lowered,check out my build thread
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=832308&page=7
Hope this helps you a little.
#7
I have the 245 40 19 on my car and it is almost flush with the fenders,i posted pictures in another members thread who was looking for the same advise as you,check this link for more info
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=862843
if you would like to see how it looks lowered,check out my build thread
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=832308&page=7
Hope this helps you a little.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=862843
if you would like to see how it looks lowered,check out my build thread
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=832308&page=7
Hope this helps you a little.
Your car looks super clean.
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