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Hey guys,
Im pretty new to cars, and I'm looking to get new wheels. I found the style that I was looking for, but I'm not sure if they are going to fit right!

Cs55 concept one
20x10.5 all around

Ive been doing some research online, and Im kind of scared because of the width. My car isn't lowered. (Scion Tc Rs10 2014)

Thanks y'all!

azztinthebox

I think 10.5 is to aggressive for the front. Also need to be aware of what offsets you will need as well.

KILLER

9" is pushing it. Like said above 10.5 is too much. You really need to pay attention on the offset tho. Too high of an offset and the wheel will not clear causing it to hit the strut. Too low of an offset will cause the wheel to poke out a lot.
Stick to a wheel thats 18x8.5 with either a 35 or 30 offset. Why would you want 20x10.5?
Our cars are not AmericanMuscle. Go 18s max and keep some weight off.

azztinthebox

I plan to go with 19x8.5 25 or so offset on the front and 19x10.5 15 offset on the rear. i'm not to sure but I'm almost positive I will be doing fender work to pull it off. Its what I like but you may not.

HOODedDutchman

Pretty sure ull be fine azz. I'm on 18x9 +25 all around right now. The rear you might be doing a little work. Really I don't know why people put wider in the rear. If you want a little more offset get a 10 mm spacer in the rear and still allows you to rotate tires.

azztinthebox

Its a concave wheel, gives it a more aggressive look by drawing the face in more with a wider wheel. Retarded on a fwd car I know but I'm more about the form than the per say functionality. Because dumb

G5_TC

azztinthebox, HOODedDutchman, AND KILLER im running 19x10 all around with no issues at all... and id be able to rotate my tire too if i was running directional tires. i also daily drive my car and im slammed.. so i have no idea what you all are trying to say...

HOODedDutchman

I was simply saying he doesn't need 2 diff size wheels for front n rear. Also u should never rotate tires from side to side anyways. Only LF to LR etc. Switching size can cause noise and vibration issues as tires are used to running in that direction and warn in that direction.