Im trying to order my wheels right now, but my problem is that they dont make the wheel in a 19/9.5 for the rear. Can i fit a 19/10 in the rear on a rear wheel drive sedan? I need answers in the next 3 hours thanks.

 

you may have done this already, but go to the sedan section a plow through the "show me your wheels" sticky. You may find you answer there.

 

Yes you can...but you need the right offset. I'd go with at least +48 with 275/30 tire.

 

Are you sure, one guy said I might have a problem with my VDC going off every 10 seconds.

 

That is going to be very tight. I rub 255/35/20 in the rear with a 1.0" H&R drop.

 

I have 18x10 on my 911 Carrera with 285/30-18.... I find it hard to believe that a 275 will fit on our cars.

I will have to read through the thread that Texascout posted.

 

No problems. That's the size tire I'm using on my car this coming spring. Ideally you need 19x9.5 +45 in the rear, but if not just make sure the 10" wide has the right offset of +48 or a bit more. If it is custom made (ie. Iforged, DPE, etc) they will test fit to make sure they got the right offset correct.

There are a couple of members here with 10" wide in the rear.

 

Your tire is 1/4" taller than a 275/30/20. You can fix your problem by dialing in a bit more negative camber in the rear or just do a mild fender roll.

 

I would LOVE to see a sedan with this size rear wheel/tire!!

 

Here is a pic of another member that has 19x10 +48 in the rear. I hope this helps.

 

That doesn't really show anything... it could be a 205 on the rear for all we know!

 

Here is one with 20x9.5 with 275/30/20. It works just fine with +45 offset.

 

Thanks for the info guys I'm gonna get the rims but they are sold out for another 3 months. They are the NAD -4, made by NAD.

 

Some are running +38 without a problem with 19x9.5 and 275s.

 

a +38 offset in the rear will slam out the back fenders, if you look at the pic that chico posted the rear with a 10" +48 offset is lined up. i think a real good (taking performance, weight balance on the wheel taken into consideration) set up on our sedans with out problems is a 19x8.5 front +38 offset wrapped in a 245/40/19 and hit the rears with 19x9.5 +45 offset wrapped in a 275/35/19. Now depending on the chart that THX has provided a +42 - +45 would work with a 9.5 wheel all depended upon if your lowering your vehicle and if you like hauling fat girls around. here is the link: https://g35driver.com/forums/attachm...3&d=1131577965