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g37x coupe

stock height and want to be flush

looking at the concept one wheels

what offset should i look into?

Santo542

Great so, since you're much more knowledgeable on the subject than I... Do you recommend going staggered or doing the squared all around? Also, any recommendations on tire brand for those sizes? Thank you so much for your help.

blnewt

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Square is easier for an AWD since you don't have to worry about diameter variance and you can do full 4 wheel rotations to extend your tire life.
As far as tires, if you keep your OEM wheels for a winter set then you can get much better summer tires for the rest of the year. Good summer tires will really let you get much more out of your car, they perform much better in wet & dry, and only real downside is below 40 degrees and they will wear faster.
Michelin Pilot Super Sports are the gold standard but are costly. A very good alternative IMO is the Toyo T1Sports, they will wear a bit faster than the Pilots but cost about 30 to 40 percent less.
TreadDepot.com: Toyo Proxes T1 Sport Tires

Llindao

Hello everyone
Apologize if it has been answered before.
I have an awd q60 coupe dropped on bc coilovers.
I recently ordered a set of wheels
Size:20x9+20 all around
My questions are....
What tire size should I go with?
Is this setup too aggressive?
What extra work do I need to do and extra parts if any do I need to purchase to make it work?
Appreciate the help

Thanks

blnewt

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It's aggressive but 245/35/20 tires will tuck w/ a bit more camber. It would be a much easier fit w/ offset of +30 though.

nishfish871

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G37S Sedan, ordered a set of Weds Sport SA55M, then powdering them SBC Now hunting for PSS tires. Looking for a flush fat tire fitment.

19x8 et35 245/40/19?
19x10 et40 285/35/19 or 275/35/19?

What kind of camber do I need to run 285 in the rear?

Llindao

Thanks appreciate the input

blnewt

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I run 10 +45 w/ 295s and I'm about -1.1 camber, you should be able to get 285s inside the fender at the same camber w/ a +40.

nishfish871

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Thanks, looking at your car pics I might have a chance at fitting 295 with a -2 camber. hmmm


Edit: WOW the prices jump up by $100 per tire. Very few companies make a 295/35/19.

blnewt

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I know, the price premium for running 19s let alone WIDE 19s makes me feel better about going w/ 20s, lol
BTW, those Weds are sweet wheels, look forward to seeing the finished product

Amir Tosi

my buddy just got IC-S10s 20x9 +20, 20x10.5 +25. i was just wondering what kind of tires would look nice on them hes sitting at stock height. I've tried searching but we haven't found anything. Thanks in advance

blnewt

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That's a pretty aggressive setup, at stock height and in-spec camber you're going to poke. You'll have to run stretched tires to tuck into the fenders on those widths & offsets.
I think you'll get a better reply on this thread, I'd post the same question over there.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...sh-thread.html

deathtrap

I have a sport coupe and I am looking at a set of STR 607 in 20x10.5 squared. They offer a +35 and a +20. I plan on running a 255/30 on them. Which offset will give me a flush fitment with the least amount of trouble? Will the +35 clear the sport brakes in the front?

blnewt

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Here's the only thread I could find on these, not sure what sizes the OP ended up with either Might send Johnnyblazes a PM for specifics
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...str-607-a.html
Those clear his front Sport brakes so a 10.5 surely should. I'd scratch the +20 off the list, the +35 will be an easier fit, but still might have issues depending on tires selected and what drop/camber you plan to run.

deathtrap

I read through that whole thread. It appears he is running a staggered setup though. Does anybody know if a +35 wheel will clear the front sport calipers?