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i was thinking about 25s also. kinda want it flush
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I have no idea what you're asking...
the amount of poke/flushness all depends on the offset. My offset on these is +40, pretty lame offset and very close to stock steelies. if I have a +0 offset I would poke, if I had a +15 or +20 offset Id prob be flush without spacers. Personally, I like poke, but I like my orange wheels more, so I deal with lame offset.
the amount of poke/flushness all depends on the offset. My offset on these is +40, pretty lame offset and very close to stock steelies. if I have a +0 offset I would poke, if I had a +15 or +20 offset Id prob be flush without spacers. Personally, I like poke, but I like my orange wheels more, so I deal with lame offset.
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my bad, im running Trd 19"s, they sit in the wheel well just alittle. what im was asking, what sizes wheel spacers would make it flush to the out side of the fender? +48 offset
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15MM wheel spacers is what youll need to sit pretty close to flush if you're running the stock 235/35R19 tire.
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yes im running the stock size tires. so 15mm or 20mm sweet.
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id say 15mm thats what i ordered for mine.
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Reviving a dead thread. I have never bought rims/tires and I'm new to sizes and all that. I am honestly thinking about keeping the stock 16" size and getting new rims for the tires I already have. Saving money. But I want to go wider. What kind of spacers should I get for those?
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it all depends on what offset the wheels will have and width of the wheel 16x? +10,+15,+20 etc.
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This may help you:
- go to www.rimsntires.com
- on the left side, click on Shop Rims by Car
- on the new page, enter your vehicle data (year, make, model)
- the OEM tire size will show up as 205/55-16. Click on Compare Sizes
- the new page is a tire/wheel comparison tool, it shows the OEM tire/wheel combination on the left, and you input your proposed tire/wheel combination on the right. The tool is very helpful when shopping for new wheels/tires, especially when changing wheel sizes and/or tire widths.
- the tool comments about speedometer error and attempts to determine fender and suspension clearance.
- AFAIK the tool will not comment if tires are too narrow/wide for the wheel selected, nor does it comment about tire or wheel availability (ie you may inadvertantly specify a non-existing size)
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Hello, I just posted some pics with my 15mm spacers:
http://www.newscionxb.com/153-member-pics/11601-15mm-spacers-before-after-pics.html#post114377
please check it out maybe it will help, and let me know what you think
http://www.newscionxb.com/153-member-pics/11601-15mm-spacers-before-after-pics.html#post114377
please check it out maybe it will help, and let me know what you think
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I want to keep the stock tires. Trying to find rims I like that work with those tires. Not really TRYING. Just "trying" I guess lol. I don't want to have to drop 700 dollars on a tire when I gotta replace one. Would love to go bigger, but gotta stay in te budget :-/
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So basically if I understand right, the tire width doesn't really matter (to making it "flush") as much as the offset. I don't want to have to buy 9.5" tires if I can use what I have that don't cost a ton.
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any 16x7 16x8 wheel i believe will fit perfect with stock tires you might have a lil strech with 8", 8.5" and 9" width wheels
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And the stretch wouldn't do anything to harm the tires? Like I said. I'm new to all of this. I am concurrently doing my own independent research. What's up big words?!
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