silverx

Hi, so i need some enlightenment...

Im deciding on a set of wheels mainly looking towards 19"s

whats the maximum width and offset can i run on 19s?? for front and back??

stock spring/shocks

would 19x9 +36 19x10 +42 work?

thanks@@

CIONIDE

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19x8.5 +35 front & 19x9.5 +35 rear, maximum recommended width and offset, as long as you're on stock springs & shocks, or a mild drop like Tanabe NF210, Eibach Pro-Kit, or TRD springs. Personally I'd keep it at +40 offset front & rear for those wheel widths, but I know some people have pushed 'em out to +35 without being much past the edge of the fenders.

I know somebody who put on 19x9.5 +45 rears, and he had to add spacers because they hit the brakes and didn't clear. 19x10 +42 definitely won't work.

Are you looking at any wheels in particular?

silverx

thanks for the quick response...

so nothing lower then +35? and only 8.5 and 9.5? i thought i could at least clear it with 9/10?
i havent really decided yet just browsing around still

thanks

CIONIDE

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Check out these pics of NoLimitz, he's on 19x8.5 +38 and 19x9.5 +38:

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=231642

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Hey Silverx here's a link to my post. Im on 18x8.5 +35 offset all around, the back can be pushed out a little more with some spacers. The front wheels are as far as i would go to make sure u dont rub. https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...429&highlight=
oh and im on df210 now and I dont rub (maybe cause of my low low profile tires )
Just in case u decide to go with smaller wheels. I have also seen some pics on this site of an xb2 with some wide wheels with a low offset, just not 19...... I think 16 or 17. I think if we had some camber options we could run way lower offset 19" or 20" wheels".

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{"Kregghill" This is the setup I went with...

19-8.5 +35 Offset Front w/235-35-19 General Exclaim
19-9.5 +45 Offset Rear w/265-30-19 General Exclaim (might need a 3-5mm spacer)????? }
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=219451

silverx

thanks for your help~
still havent really decided which set of wheels/tires yet
will post when i can

eight08customs

this will work.. its on ym friends car..

20 x 8.5 with +45 and a 20 x 9.5 with +45

he sits totaly flush and had to roll the rear fenders

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...225499&start=0

10s in the i still think you can fit them with the right offset

CIONIDE

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Marshall, from that thread you posted the link for:
Did he end up changing offsets?

I know somebody who put on 9.5 wide +45 offset on the rears, and they hit the brake calipers. He added 5mm spacers to clear.

eight08customs

nope he stayed with those offests.. he just had mild fender rub in the rear so we had to roll the fenders flat..

silverx

i just ordered a set of wheels
19x8 +32 and 19x9 +42
will post pic when i get them but its gonna take 2-3 months from japan

will i get any rubbing issue??
and what tire size/brand you guys recommend??

thanks

CIONIDE

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What wheels did you order?

225/35-19 fronts and 245/35-19 rears should be perfect with no rubbing, as long as you don't plan on a heavy drop. If you want a heavy drop, go down to 215/35 tires on the front.

There is a wide variety of tire choices for these sizes, but I am a big fan of Falken FK452's for wet & dry traction, handling, wear, and ride quality at a reasonable price.

silverx

got a set of works~ will post pic when it arrives

ya i proabably wont lower it any time soon
too many speed bump and pot holes everywhere i go

i'll look in to that tire
thanks for ur suggestion

anyone else?? it kinda rain alot here in vancouver so most likely make it a all season tires but then im keeping my stock so should i make it a summer tire only?