Looking for pics of G37x sedan with 19inch OEM wheels (but no drop) and advice
04-14-2011, 11:47 AM
#16
I know you asked for AWD sedan on OEM wheels. However, it doesn't look that much different from my RWD Journey on OEM Sport Coupe wheels. It might sit an inch higher. My car is not lowered. IMHO get a used set. Plenty of OEM wheels here for sale. You can get some really nice aftermarket wheels with $3K and lower your ride or do other mods. I personally wouldn't pay over $1700 for OEM wheels. As others stated TPMS and center caps are interchangeable. You might have to reprogram TPMS once they are swapped out.
04-18-2011, 10:07 PM
#17
Hey, does anyone know if when I add the 19" OEM wheels to my sedan, if I'll be able to fit akebono brakes without any issues? As a reminder, I have a 2009 G37x sedan which I am planning on adding 4 front 19" coupe wheels to. Thanks.
04-23-2011, 03:30 PM
#22
I have 18" without drop on my AWD G
I know you're looking for 19s but I just got some new 18s on my AWD G sedan with stock suspension, in case you want some comparisons.
It does sit pretty high although it's not absolutely horrible.
I have Continental DWS on them and so far they've been great, very quiet and got pretty good reviews overall. I'll have to see how well they last after getting some more mileage on them.
It does sit pretty high although it's not absolutely horrible.
I have Continental DWS on them and so far they've been great, very quiet and got pretty good reviews overall. I'll have to see how well they last after getting some more mileage on them.
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04-23-2011, 10:22 PM
#24
I know you're looking for 19s but I just got some new 18s on my AWD G sedan with stock suspension, in case you want some comparisons.
It does sit pretty high although it's not absolutely horrible.
I have Continental DWS on them and so far they've been great, very quiet and got pretty good reviews overall. I'll have to see how well they last after getting some more mileage on them.
It does sit pretty high although it's not absolutely horrible.
I have Continental DWS on them and so far they've been great, very quiet and got pretty good reviews overall. I'll have to see how well they last after getting some more mileage on them.
04-25-2011, 06:29 AM
#26
I know you're looking for 19s but I just got some new 18s on my AWD G sedan with stock suspension, in case you want some comparisons.
It does sit pretty high although it's not absolutely horrible.
I have Continental DWS on them and so far they've been great, very quiet and got pretty good reviews overall. I'll have to see how well they last after getting some more mileage on them.
It does sit pretty high although it's not absolutely horrible.
I have Continental DWS on them and so far they've been great, very quiet and got pretty good reviews overall. I'll have to see how well they last after getting some more mileage on them.
