19x10.5" +30mm Front?
Well I wanna hear, "Yea, they'll bolt right on and go!" but im accepting thats not the case. I'll just pick up a set of spacers; either 10mm or 15mm.
Thanks guys, I really appreciate the help
. I'll get pics up when mounted!
Thanks guys, I really appreciate the help
. I'll get pics up when mounted!
I too have been researching what size spacers I need and cannot figure it out and I don't wanna waste money.
Mine- 9.5 with 255/35/19, wheel specs are +26mm spacing on the front and +22mm spacing on the wider rear rims.
The rears look very flush but the fronts are not at all. They sit to far in. Any idea what size spacer I should go with? My old Axis had a +15 and is was OK flush, but I want better. Here's a pic of the front, you can see how much room I have to get to the flush look.
I was thinking 15mm. Would that be enough?
Mine- 9.5 with 255/35/19, wheel specs are +26mm spacing on the front and +22mm spacing on the wider rear rims.
The rears look very flush but the fronts are not at all. They sit to far in. Any idea what size spacer I should go with? My old Axis had a +15 and is was OK flush, but I want better. Here's a pic of the front, you can see how much room I have to get to the flush look.
I was thinking 15mm. Would that be enough?
With your ride height, I would go with a 20mm spacer, If you go any lower, a 30mm for sure. Right now I have a 18x10 -5 with a 225/40 with no issues at all. but you might wanna consider a 245 tire on the next go round.
I too have been researching what size spacers I need and cannot figure it out and I don't wanna waste money.
Mine- 9.5 with 255/35/19, wheel specs are +26mm spacing on the front and +22mm spacing on the wider rear rims.
The rears look very flush but the fronts are not at all. They sit to far in. Any idea what size spacer I should go with? My old Axis had a +15 and is was OK flush, but I want better. Here's a pic of the front, you can see how much room I have to get to the flush look.
I was thinking 15mm. Would that be enough?
Mine- 9.5 with 255/35/19, wheel specs are +26mm spacing on the front and +22mm spacing on the wider rear rims.
The rears look very flush but the fronts are not at all. They sit to far in. Any idea what size spacer I should go with? My old Axis had a +15 and is was OK flush, but I want better. Here's a pic of the front, you can see how much room I have to get to the flush look.
I was thinking 15mm. Would that be enough?
I too have been researching what size spacers I need and cannot figure it out and I don't wanna waste money.
Mine- 9.5 with 255/35/19, wheel specs are +26mm spacing on the front and +22mm spacing on the wider rear rims.
The rears look very flush but the fronts are not at all. They sit to far in. Any idea what size spacer I should go with? My old Axis had a +15 and is was OK flush, but I want better. Here's a pic of the front, you can see how much room I have to get to the flush look.
I was thinking 15mm. Would that be enough?
Mine- 9.5 with 255/35/19, wheel specs are +26mm spacing on the front and +22mm spacing on the wider rear rims.
The rears look very flush but the fronts are not at all. They sit to far in. Any idea what size spacer I should go with? My old Axis had a +15 and is was OK flush, but I want better. Here's a pic of the front, you can see how much room I have to get to the flush look.
I was thinking 15mm. Would that be enough?
From my personal exp, I tried to run a 20x10.5 +30 up front with a 245/35/20 tire and it didn't work... I ran a 6mm shim/slip-on type spacer and it worked perfect!... The problem was that the inner rim was hittin the suspension... So at least a +24 would work fine... Btw, I was lowered about an inch and a half...
what makes you think we didnt read it? I read through it.
I will be buying spacers, the "RIMTUCK" car had a bit too much poke for my liking. So after the wheels arrive and i can find a shop in this a$$hole town to stretch tires, i'll measure out which one i'll need. 0 offset is just too little. I'll end up with hopefully a 10mm spacer.
I will be buying spacers, the "RIMTUCK" car had a bit too much poke for my liking. So after the wheels arrive and i can find a shop in this a$$hole town to stretch tires, i'll measure out which one i'll need. 0 offset is just too little. I'll end up with hopefully a 10mm spacer.
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