Fitting 20 Inch Wheels | Lexus IS250 IS350 IS-F GS350
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Overview of my 20-inch wheel setup on my 2007 IS250.
I am running 20x8.5 (245/30R20) and 20x10 (275/30R20) with minimal modification to the car.
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I had no idea you put all that work into those wheels. I didn't like them at first, but after seeing what you did, they're growing on me. Much respect.
Thanks, they aren’t much but I keep them clean. Simple design and they work.
you're a high quality small channel its crazy you need to be mainstream
Trying man. TH-cam is rough these days. I think if I started this more seriously in 2015, it’d be popping now. But gotten keep moving forward with my projects.
@@TunerwithKids I'm learning from you with every video keep on it 🙏🏿
I got some good 2IS content coming on next few videos.
Great, clear, and informative. Very rare to see/hear ! Thank u
I've been looking for these wheels for a long time the Avus Af-501 with no luck I've even contacted companies that forge wheels and they won't replicate them for me .. good taste 👌 that's class!!
Yea most are dead and gone by now. I did see a set on FB marketplace in Tampa area last year. It was 20” on. Jaguar. Forgot how much they were but I was tempted to get them for the faces.
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I'm researching wheels for my gs350 4th gen. I'm on air and want to run 8.5x20 and 10x20, 235-35-20 and 275-30-20.
You mention that your offset are in the 30s or 40s. The offsets are very critical for someone who is researching what fit.
The video was still informative.
Yea my wheels aren’t that aggressive for offset. They were originally built for exact fitment on 2IS with no rub. They specs you looking at are fine. That 35 series front might be borderline for rubbing but if you air up, should be good.
2007, I bought brand new with like 7 miles on it.
For AWD, you can’t stagger. Gotta go same size tires or may mess up differentials. Some guys have staggered but got to calculate the exact overal rolling diameter.
Great vid. You gained a subscriber.
Thanks for watching.
Just got yourself a subscriber. Thanks
Thanks for watching.
I have some rims coming in and I’m m so nervous they are not going to fit without modifications. I have a 2020 Camry lowered on springs. I have some 20x9 245/35 in front and 20x10 275/30 in rear.
That front will be too tall. The 245/35 is thick. May need 245/30 or 225/35.
Just purchased 4 20x9 with 40 offset for my 09 IS250. Am I going to face any issues?
Front will be close. Rear won’t be issue.
Awesome video and great advice! I am planning on putting on 2018 RC350 oem 19inch rims and I also want to lower it what would be the best way to keep a smooth ride and lowering the car a bit ? Should I get coil overs or would good stock shocks and springs be better for ride comfort? Just worried that the springs won’t work with the 19” wheels. Any tips would help !
Also I have a 2006 is350 😁🙏🏻
You will be find with OEM RC wheels as the offsets and widths aren’t that bad. If you used spacers it may rub. For comfort and based on age of car, go coil overs. Your shocks are probably done so it will be close to same cost for new shocks/springs/rubber caps and labor compared to $1k for good adjustable coilovers. I went cheap and tried out $200 eBay non damper adjustable coilovers. Been working well for almost 2 years.
What is the best setup for 19"? I don't want the car to be too low as it'd scrape everywhere, just want them to fit well and I want my rear rim to be concave. Thanks in advance.
I think most guys run the same widths, 8.5 front and 10 to 10.5 rear on 19s with similar width tires. You can also go stretch with 225F and 255R like factory. Just got to figure out the aspect ratio that won’t rub. 30 or 35 (which ever matches stock overall diameter. Use a tool like this to calculate www.discounttire.com/learn/tire-size-calculator
I have a 2008 Lexus IS250 I’m thinking about putting them on how’s your ride till this day?
I’ve been on 20s since the car was 4 months old. 13 years now so I don’t know any different. I drive FL roads so they are nice and smooth.
Does the CD player on IS come with ability to play mp3 tracks as well ?
Yea, I think it does. I've had like 6 MP3 CD in the changer for like 15 years. I don't listen to them but they are there. I'm an NPR and radio listener, 😂
very informative! im thinking of purchasing some 3pc wheels for my 350, obviously it may vary by brand but from what i understood do you think a Medium disk face SHOULD clear the 350 4 pot front calipers? trying for most lip whilst keeping safe offsets, without going crazy camber or fender mod.
Medium disk will be borderline. The 350 are huge. Best bet is to check out 350phi.com. They have a print cutout that you can use to test in wheels. Also measure the spoke clearance before buying.
Can that front grill and bumper bolt onto an 06? Looks so mean from the front
Yes...check out my other videos! I have a review of the bumper and all the things I did to get it to fit 100%. I have a few other videos of me removing it and fixing the lip.
I have a 2010 IS350C. What 20 inch can I put on without needing any adjustments or modifications?
20x8.5 and 20x10 like mine with the correct offsets and fitment. 245/30 and 275/30 would be widest with good tire height. You can go 225/30 and 255/30 but the side walls will be rubber bands, that won’t rub.
Tuner with Kids Thanks dude!
Can you post a link from where i can get the adjustable boots for the front control arm
amzn.to/2XpRDl1 these are $86 each which I think is too much these days. You can buy the whole arm for that kind of money and they bolt in with no press or mods. ebay.to/3bDLzL8
Tuner with Kids thanks bro
Can you make a video of carbon cleaning of the engine?
Wepen935k I would but last time I changed my spark plugs (3 years ago) it was a pain and I really don’t want to again. If I knew about walnut blasting, I would have done it then.
Tuner with Kids how about Seafoam treatment?
Wepen935k with the carbon issues on the 250, don’t think Seafoam will be effective. Pushing the car once or twice a day redline would be better to burn off some new carbon. The stuff is gunked on the walls, which is why the walnut media blast is needed.
Can you fit 20 x 8.5 - 245 / 35 R20 wheels and tires front and rear?
Without cutting or grinding
Awesome video by the way :)
245/35 rear is nothing. But front will rub like hell if it’s a 35.
@@TunerwithKids ah ok spewin. You reckon to not go wider than 8 on the front ?
8.5 is fine with the right offset but the rub is the height of the tire. On a 20”, going taller than a 30 will rub on this car.
@@TunerwithKids ah true I get ya. Thanks man. What you reckon would be would be Max for a 19 ? 35 ?
@@johnnobravo1978 most people do a 235/35/19 on the front. Can do 255 or 265/35/19 rear if you're staggered.
I'm going with a 20x9 F+35, 20x10 R+30 Advanti Fastoso , I think if I go with a 235 30 20, and 265 30 20 falkens on rear you think I'll be ok on space ? (Fender wise)
Yes those tire widths will be fine. It will be a little stretched up front.
@@TunerwithKids you think a 255 in the rear will be too stretched? The reason I ask is because my wheel comes out exactly flush with the 1/4 panel so I know I need a good stretch on them both front and rear. What would you go with on 10in rim ?
BIG RIZ 255 will be stretched but not too bad.
@@TunerwithKids Thank you so much . I've been racking my brain cuz I didn't want to buy on line tires n have them be wrong or not fit. Very much appreciated.
A 265 and 275 on a 10” is pretty square. So going down to 255 will give you a semi stretch but not that bad. Crazy guys be running stuff like 225 or 215 on a 10” which is dangerous IMO. The stock rear is a 255 on an 8.5” so just imagine that tire pulled out 1.5”.
I’m warning to upgrade my factory 18 inch wheels on my TLX to 20 inch rims with low profile tires.
My question is when I put them on the car my air sensors malfunctioned inside my dash.
Since the car is set up for tires that have 35 pounds. Obviously the sensors in the new rims don’t match my Acura and if I put new ones in that do well I still have problems because these wheels only have 30 pounds of pressure not 35?
You need to have the new sensors programmed to the car. Make sure they are sensors for that specific model. Or swap your old sensors to new wheels. Your car should have a setting to adjust the pressure to whatever you need
@@TunerwithKids ty for fast response.
I thought about taking the sensors off the old wheels but I kind a like to keep them in tact in case I need to use them. Thank you for telling me what to do
Can i fit 18' x 8.5 front and rear with low springs?What yuu think man?Thank u!
8.5 is nothing. Stock is 18x8 and 18x8.5.
HOWS THE RIDE THOUGH????😂😂😂
Hey I have 20 inch rims and they rubb in front when turning on a certain point what tires size should I run on stock suspension 🤔
Depends on offset and spacing. I’m on 245/30 but anything in a 35 series will rub. Need a 30 series to work in 20s. 235/30 is probably the best between width and thickness. 225/30 is rubber bands.
@@TunerwithKids my rims are 20x9 tyres are 245/30R20
can I install rotos none IS-F just regular ??? and I'm sure the heavier right ?
What? Which are u asking is heavier?
what are the offsets????
No idea, these Miami 3 piece wheel companies from the 2000s never publish them. They are pretty weak and conservative though. Designed for perfect fit with wide tires.
Just got a rhd 2006 350 you mind if I run a few questions by you from time to time?
Oquendo Lewis yea. Drop a comment on one of my videos and I’ll respond.