nebster

I''m sick of people PM'ing me, my inbox fills up daily. This should be the Answer to all Question.
Sticky please

RUBBING
if you're concerned about rubbing you want to go towards the higher offset of the tucked area. if you're really concerned about rubbing pair the high offset with the tire sized for the flush section.
Also the flush tire sized will be stretched as to minimize rubbing. I hope this answers all questions.

If your offset is lower than the ones posted in the flush section you will most likely be poking thus preventing you from going as low.

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ACK154 NOTE: Previous fitment thread:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=101733

2_much_tc

good info. i thought we had one of these already?

nebster

we did, but not like this.

optional

what if I just like to PM you?

O5_TRD_tC

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nice chart!

nebster

thank you, i'm hoping that the time it took to make it will be nothing compared to the time i take to answer pm's about wheel fitments

hawgs74

nice

tCtCtC

perfect

ICrazyChrisI

265 on 9.5 width rim?

etoomey3

Sticky?

davedavetC

iTrader: (4)

ben some of those "flush" offsets look more like poke and some of the tucked offsets look more flush. just my $.02

David616

iTrader: (1)

Thanks Ben.

BlkChri513

Forgive me in advance cause I am about to ask a really dumb question, but I really dont know the answer...

First of all thanks for the chart, it really helped me out in trying to make a decission on my next rims/tires purchase..

So my question is, What does "Flush and Tucked" mean? and from the looks of the chart the recommended tires is 225..

Here is what i am looking to get.
Size: 19x7.5
Offset: 42mm

But the tires i am getting is
215/35ZR19

I am really concerned about rubbing, Would my rims/tires have any problem?

Your answer will determine say sold to the guy i am buying the rims from.

Thanks again in advance.

davedavetC

iTrader: (4)

Flush means that the wheels are perfectly lined up with the fenders
Tucked means the wheels are pushed in the fenders and when you lower the car the fender overlaps teh tire.

those wheels will fit find, in order to know if you will rub we need to know suspension mods. cus on stock suspension you'll be fine with a slight tuck

nebster

hit me up we'll talk.

its for those people who want to not have a drop and not to have any stretch at all.

BlkChri513

Nizzeeee,

Thanks for the reply.. Yea i got stock suspension the only mod is the TRD lowering springs.

So am i good or will i rub, and if i do rub do you think its going to be something drastic?

nebster

you wont rub at all man.

don't worry look at the table and read the txt!!!!

BlkChri513

ok,

Once again thanks...

nebster

i'm going to be including some dropping / rubbing information here later this week

NYNCTC

iTrader: (2)

who would of thought that nebster could be so nice. haha nice chart man, sticky this please!