Hi all,
Can someone confirm the wheel width on the 18" sport wheels on a 2013 G37Xs

are they 7.5" wide all around? or staggered, 7.5" front and 8.5" rear.

Thanks
Chris

 

18x7.5 +45 offset all around

 

Check your tire size. That will tell you what you need to know.

 

Tire size doesn't tell you exact wheel width and off set

 

Neither does someone on the Internet. It's a 2013, highly doubt it has anything but factory size tires on it. Take that size and match it with what was available when new, it's pretty easy.

 

Blnewt just gave him the exact wheel width and offset

 

I said factory tire size. We don't know if someone put the staggered sport setup on his car or not. I'm not trying to argue, yes the correct wheel size was given for a wheel that may come on his car. If he checks that against what tire size is on the vehicle he will have his answer. You are not adding to the conversation at hand why do you continue to post? Seems childish to point out supposed flaws when you have added no context or rebuttal information. Is this not a forum of adults who understand basic conversation and debate?

 

Op is asking if x sedans come standard from factory with square or staggered setup.

 

I added my information because lots of 2011+ models have been purchased recently. I was adding a way for someone to double check the specs if they own the vehicle in question. Is it really such a big deal we must continue discussing what is ultimately pointless?

 

Let me clarify.. I have a 2013 G37X with stock 17" rims. I want to put 18" Sedan sport wheels on and was only wondering if on the 18s staggered widths are stock. Im thinking not for purposes of AWD..

Has anyone gone from 17" to 19" low profile?

 

Well that changes things~ ONLY the 18" sedan wheel package for the AWD XS has the square 7.5" setup, the other 18" wheel pkg for the RWD G37S sedan is a 7.5" +45 front and 8.5" +50 back.
Many have gone to the 19" although running staggered on an AWD makes tire selection critical w/ only a couple tire combos that are compatible.

 

I think I better stick with symmetry on the AWD setup