Hey guys,

I've got a 2012 G37xS Sedan, and I've come across a good deal on the 19 inch 370z wheels. I've searched around and I couldn't quite find a concrete answer as to whether I will need to use a stretched tire or not, so I was wondering if anyone could clarify this for me.

The fronts are 19x9 +47 offset, with 245/40/19 tires on them
The rears are 19x10 + 30 offset, with 275/35/19 tires on them.

They are bridgestone potenza RE050's.

From what I've read the fronts will be pretty flush with a 15-20mm spacer, however some people have issues with the rears.

I am lowered on Swift sport springs (1.3/1.0) inch drop. From the drop I currently have 1.48 degrees of negative camber in the rear, anyone know if this will be enough to prevent the 370z rims from rubbing in the rear? And would the tires included in the deal work with this setup? I'm going to pass up the deal if I have to get new tires to work with this set up.

Thanks!

 

Shouldn't rub.

 

Was wondering the same thing.. Also, can you swap out the center caps for Infiniti ones?

 

I belive the caps can be swapped, ive got the 370Z wheels on my rwd sedan, will lower it after the winter months.

 

You should not have anything close to a rubbing issue. I met a guy at my local dealership who is running the Swift X Springs on his G37 and he also has the 20" M50 wheels - plenty of clearance with 20s so the 19s will be A-OK.

Only pics I have if his car with the 20@ M50 wheels:

 

Only issue is the Z set has a much more aggressive offset for a sedan, the M56 wheels are in the +45 offset range. The 10" rears w/ a +25 have caused problems for some that didn't want excess camber or fender mods.