blnewt

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What tire sizes have you settled on?
Glad the Lexanis worked out and you have plenty of clearance at the caliper.
Look forward to pics!

DawsonSkalsky

Would 20x10.5 +25 rear with a 245/30 work in the front for a coupe?

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Not sure what you're wanting~
Coupe or Sedan, and are you wanting to run a square 10.5 +25 setup, just need more info.

DawsonSkalsky

G37 rwd coupe
Front - 20x10.5 +25 wrapped in a 255/30
Rear - 20x10.5 +20 wrapped in a 265/35

DawsonSkalsky

I know the rears should be fine but I'm wondering if I would be able to be lowered in the front with this sort of setup

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Are you going to run more camber? I think the front is going to be too close at in-spec camber. What setup are you running right now, because if you have all your current specs you can run them in the calculator to give you a better idea
https://www.myg37.com/forums/tire_rim_calculator.php

DawsonSkalsky

Completely stock as of right now. I'm just trying to get everything put together at the same time. I will most likely be lowered on stance coilovers

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Ok, assuming you have a non-S coupe your OEM setup is 18x8 +43 offset 225/50/18, go to the calculator and you'll get~
Front wheels will extend out 49.7mm (almost 2 inches)
Rear Wheels will extend out 54.7mm from your current setup.
If you have an S model it will be a bit different, but still very aggressive.

DawsonSkalsky

I do have the s model but thank you for your help

Mulatto

Hey Blnewt, I tried ordering my new wheels in the specs you suggested, 20x9 +22 and 20x10 +25, but Discount Tire doesn't currently have the tire I want in 275's. Will I be able to run a 285 rear on that 20x10 +25 rear and still clear the fender? Would there be any rubbing issues?

Thanks in advance.

araaadi

It's now spring and I am getting a pretty descent tax return so I am looking to do some rim shopping. I have a 2011 g37s coupe lowered on stance super sport coils. I am looking to do a fairly aggressive set up and I don't mind rolling/pulling rear fenders. I am currently looking at the new TSW Bathurst rims in 19x9.5 for front and 19x10.5 for rear. What kind of offsets do you guys think I can fit on there? I am looking to either run my stock size rubbers (they're 2months old) or if possible to get a meaty tire look I don't mind getting new tires, what sizing would fit? I haven't done too much research on wheels so all the help I can get would be great.

Xcalibur

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Im getting the same sizes i had before. 275/30/20 rear and 245/30/20 front. I went down in front from 35 profile to 30 to eliminate rubbing on fender liner. Thanks again!

blnewt

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I think I'd try another vendor, I think the 285s would be cutting it too close. If possible maybe Discount tire can try a test fit w/ a 285?

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Your stock tires will be too stretched for those rim widths, so I'd scratch that plan. Do you have the list of offsets for those rims? I can check a bit tonight when I have some time.
Brad

araaadi

I wasn't able to find much information on their website, but according to one retailer, the 19x10.5 is 27 offset, and if i go 19x9 offset is 30, and 19x9.5 offset is 39