If your not planing on lowering your car dont bother with trying to be flush. Also depends on whats "flush" for you. IMHO, stock height stick with stock rims. Then again its your car.

 

I am planning on lowering some that why i buying coilovers

 

Got some 19x9.5 front and 19x19.5 rears +15 offset lall around
Would I need spacers to look flush?
Would 245/35/19 all around throw off VDC?

 

how bad will it not be flush? really noticeable?

 

15 offset.... You sure...?

 

Yeah I'm positive

 

hey guys, i'm sitting on 20inch axis elite rims and running 245/35/20(F) 275/30/20(R)
i wanna get some wheel spacers and get that flush look without rubbing or affecting my steering feel negatively and safe too lol. i'm on stock height.
secondly i heard i'll have to upgrade some bolts to fit this set up. what size should i consider

 

2004 G35 Coupe on Tien S-Techs. Looking at the new Vossen CVT wheel... Not sure whether I should go with:
F: 19x8.5 +15
R: 19x10 +20
or
F: 20x9 +20
R: 20x10.5 +15

Would these sit flush or near flush? Also, what tires would you recommend?

 

I have a 03 sedan on bags will a 10.5 +25 fit up front how much work I'm looking at to get them to fit under the fender

 

07 sport sedan with G37 19s. Looking to run spacers. Originally thought about 20mm all around to stay safe, but I was wondering if I could get away with 25mm all around.

 

Wanting to get Work Vs-XX 20 X 9.5 + 4 in front and 20 X 10.5 + 6 in the rear. Going to lower the car with coilovers and install camber kits just to get rid of some of the gap but trying to conserve its daily driver capabilities lol.

I was recommended these tire sizes:

Front: 245/30/20
Rear: 285/30/20

Will this fit? Im worried they may be too wide, any advice?

 

Need some advice!!!
Tire options on:
19x9.5 front
19x10.5 rear
15 offset all around
Or should I got 19x10.5 all around
05 g35 coupe no brembo

 

I run 245/35/19 on 19x9.5+24 and 275/35/19 on 19.10.5+23 personally.

 

I going for that stretched look but I was wondering going 19x10.5 15 offset all around would that throw off VDC

 

Its the tire sizes that what will throw off the VDC. Just keep them within a 3% difference.