Hey,

Tried searching, but most people didn't post their camber specs, or if they did, the wheel had a considerably different offset.

Considering purchasing *legit* wheels off of Craigslist with 19x10 +32 in the rear. Could I run a 245/35 and stay within the factory camber spec (up to -1.08?)? With just a roll (does it need to be flat?) and no pull?

Thanks

 

It is very risky. I have 18x8.5 +38mm with -1.7camber 255/40 tires and fenders are rolled-very tight fit. In your case your wheels will stick out full inch more. I definitely do not have extra inch of clearance there.

 

I would meet with the seller and take a jack and an impact gun. Tell him you will buy them if they fit. Always try on shoes before buying. ;-)

 

I'm going to go out on a limb and say there's no way you'll get 10" rears to factory camber, they're just too wide to get there.

 

Yeah, unfortunately here in Hawai'i you have to be within the factory camber range in order for your wheels/lowered suspension to be approved, which is required for your vehicle to be road legal. Maybe I can get a 10" to fit at ~45 offset with a tire like a 245/35/19..

 

I have XXR 521 20x10.5 +30 offset with 245/35/r20 with rolled Qtr panel and it fits. I know it's not 19's, but the offset is low and still fit. Best solution provided above is to meet up and test fit. I bought mine used from a member here and I already saw pictures from his car so it was an easy decision for me.