I got a friend selling me the rim size 19 235/45 R19..is that gonna fit my tc? how's the handing drive? maybe is too wide? anybody give me an advice would be appreciate.....

 

Not lowered or anything right?

 

no drop just regular

 

Maybe...I have seen 19's before but its risky haha...Maybe borrow his rims and try it out on your car?

 

haha..yea maybe 19 is kinda risky...i wonder anybody have size 19? what's up with the 19x8 or 19x9 or 19x10

 

i run 19x8.5's up front and 19x9.5 out back.

 

Can't really help you, but I'm running 19x8 with 215/35 tires. That stretched, but I'm lowered to no wheel gap.

 

You'll need a big offset to keep those things from rubbing on the fenders.It's going to be a hash ride and maybe even risky with possibly damaging them. All that aside, the tire size you specified is to tall (diameter). The aspect ratio of 45 for the 235 is to big. A 235/30/19 will get you with 1.7mm of the stock diameter, a 35 series will be 23.5mm larger. Jump to the 235/45/19 and you will be a running 694.1mm diameter tire from the stock 625.3.

You're speedo is going to be off but my concern is that it's just one more concern with rubbing.

 

the tires are too large

 

Thanks guys for all the responses....actually here is the specs...you right the tire would be too big...i'm thinking going for size 18 instead of 19...so what's the perfect size for 18 rims? specs?

Motegi DPK Chrome 19x8 Wheels
Toyo Proxes 4 235/40 R19 Tires

 

The most popular 18” wide wheel spec is an 18x8.5” +48 offset. If you go 19’s, just be sure to comp for the tire profile to get the correct tire diameter and it’ll be like running the 18”. Raytrix bought a wheel with a +35 and is having problems with rubbing so I stay clear away from anything under a +45.

 

hmm...what do you mean *Robs tc* by 48 offset? sorry i'm stupid here...cause i know 18.x is the size..8.5 probably the width but not sure about +48 offset..

 

The +48 offset mean that the mounting surface of the rim is 48mm away from the center of that rim. The bigger this distance is the more the wheel will sit towrds the car. Big offset (gap) equals more room to the fender. Smaller offset will put the wheel out further.

 

If its any help i'm on 19s with a 235 tire and dropped 1.8in all around. My wheels are 19x8.5 and I have no rubbing at all.