Will 18" Scion tC wheels fit an xB?
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Will 18" Scion tC wheels fit an xB?
Looking on Craigslist a guy has some from his tC for sale. They are 225/45-18 91W Toyo Proxes.
But on eBay, a dealer is selling some 224/40/18 and stating the 45's do not fit right on the xB.
Does anyone know if this is correct or false?
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But on eBay, a dealer is selling some 224/40/18 and stating the 45's do not fit right on the xB.
Does anyone know if this is correct or false?
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Last edited by MR_LUV; Dec 6, 2020 at 07:37 AM. Reason: Awarded 5 Yr Badge
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They fit?
Come on, I am in the same dilema. Can somebody give us more info: I have a 2011 xB RS 0.8 Voodoo Blue, I am looking forwards to fit/put the 18" OEM rims and tires of a 2010/11 tC. Will this work with no problems at all?
Come on, I am in the same dilema. Can somebody give us more info: I have a 2011 xB RS 0.8 Voodoo Blue, I am looking forwards to fit/put the 18" OEM rims and tires of a 2010/11 tC. Will this work with no problems at all?
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Period. Done deal.
I don't know of easier way of putting it besides, they fit. I have a close friend that picked up a 2011 in the VooDoo Blue and the dealer put 2011 tC wheels on it. They fit.
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They Fit
2011 tC wheels fit perfect. This is with a TRD Drop.
You just need 12mm x 1.5 Toyota Mag style lug nuts.
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Thank you,
Cool, thank you very much.
I am going to do the same mod in my 2011 xB; I like the idea of keeping the look of my Scion factory look (aka sleeper)
Does you friend have a pic to share?
Thanks again.
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I can try to get a pic from her next time I hang out with her.
It looks really good and maintains that factory look. A mild lowering spring, my preference would be Tanabe NF210 over the TRD, and it will look fairly stock but nicer. Add the Hotchkis sway bars and now you have yourself a car that looks relatively factory and handles great!
It looks really good and maintains that factory look. A mild lowering spring, my preference would be Tanabe NF210 over the TRD, and it will look fairly stock but nicer. Add the Hotchkis sway bars and now you have yourself a car that looks relatively factory and handles great!
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I can try to get a pic from her next time I hang out with her.
It looks really good and maintains that factory look. A mild lowering spring, my preference would be Tanabe NF210 over the TRD, and it will look fairly stock but nicer. Add the Hotchkis sway bars and now you have yourself a car that looks relatively factory and handles great!
It looks really good and maintains that factory look. A mild lowering spring, my preference would be Tanabe NF210 over the TRD, and it will look fairly stock but nicer. Add the Hotchkis sway bars and now you have yourself a car that looks relatively factory and handles great!
Thanks I will have those subjections in my project.
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The 2010 and 2011 are different so you have to get the 2011 ones for your car those in the pics above are from a 2011 2nd Gen tC 
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Just put mine on with Dunlop 275/35R18. Better pics will be coming. Need some lowering springs now!Attachment 7714
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Nothing wrong with the rims at all. I wanted black or dark gunmetal wheels. I was going to paint these but they look too nice and I didn't want to mess them up. I'm still debating keeping them for a second set.
