This is the last offest question i will ever ask..
I have TRD springs = aprox.1" drop
I want to know if anybody is running 16x7 with +25 all around and if you have any rubbing in the front.
I searched and one guy said it fit but i'm looking for other oppinions.

 

thats fine for the front and rear

 

I got some 16's on my xA with a 2.2 in drop in the front and they don't rub, so why should yours? Try a smaller size tire!

 

+25 offset!!! That's why. The tire size is .2 inches larger diameter than stock... that's not what i'm worried about. Don't get all bent outta shape with the flaming smiley face dude.

 

I checked and the GF1 comes in +42. That's 17mm more tucked in than +25. Plus i'm talking about an xB. I don't know what the clearance difference is between the xA and xB but i'm sure it's not much. I currently run +42 also and it's way too tucked under, which is why i'm going for a lower offset. However i don't want to go so low that the wheel rubs the front fender in a sharp turn.

 

You will not rub.

I have Tein S-Techs, 16x7 +35 in front and +20 in the rear and I don't rub — not even with a full load of people in the rear seat. You will be fine.

 

It was the front i was worried about at +25. Do you have 10mm to spare up there?

 

That I'm not 100% sure about.

 

25 offset!!! That's why. The tire size is .2 inches larger diameter than stock... that's not what i'm worried about. Don't get all bent outta shape with the flaming smiley face dude.


NOT bent outta shape, the is for the name Johnny Storm! You know The Human Torch, FLAME ON, The Fantastic Four !!!

 

HAHAHAA

anyway, you shouldn't rub

 

I don't rub!!! Read before you write!

 

Well i have +42 now and i tried to mesure out and eyeball 17mm from where the wheels are at now. It's gonna be tight but hopefully not tooo tight. Thanks guys.

 

I run 15x7 25+ 205/55/15 and I rub a little in the front.

 

How much is a little? Is it rubbing on turns or just on bumps?

 

both turns and bumps. However I think it's my Konis causing the problem because it makes my car lowered another 1/2in. I think your setup should be fine. You should consider 205/45/16 to be on the safe side.