zapco23

and a 225/40/18 tire and TRD springs. Which one will work with no rubbing(inside fender liner,fender rubbing,etc....). I want it as flush to panels but not sticking out. Buying a 2010 to replace my 2006 Xb. Thanks, Steve

Domo

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you probably want 37 if your worried about rubbing, however. I personally would get 32. You sacrifice looks for convenience if you get 37. But I think you should be fine if your just getting 225 tires. 235-255 will definitely cause rubbing issues.

CIONIDE

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18x8.5 +37 will be flush up front, and sit back just a little bit in the rear.

davedavetC

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^^no it wont



18x9 et 16 barely flush up front, very flush in the back

zapco23

Thanks for the replies! I think I'll get +37 and run a 5mm spacer in back.

oreoremix42

Thats a TC this is a xb BTW

CIONIDE

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I'm not trying to start a fight here, but your specs & picture are not on a 2nd-gen xB. I've seen 17x9 +35 on a 2nd-gen, and the front wheel lips poked out about 3/8" past flush in the front.

Here are pictures of NoLimitz' xB. He has 19x8.5" fronts and 19x9.5" rears that are all +38 offset.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=223479


On TRD springs, with 18x8.5 +37 and 225/40 tires, you should be able to run 10mm rear spacers to match the front for flush and not have any rubbing problems.

FlintMica2005

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yeah wtf this is an xb2 thread why would you post up a tc?

davedavetC

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hahahah my bad, im so used to only posting in the tC threads that and i saw Domo and he has a tC and the OP doesnt have any car listed, my bad..... on that note

looking at Nolimitz xB i would still go lower then 32 his looks kinda weak imo i would do +22 or anything around there or possibly even lower then that, just add a little stretch to the tires and go all out. weak wheels suck.