haaz17
8/23/2006 9:26:32 PM
Hi
im new to this, but i have a 07 camry se and wanted to put 20's on it. what size could i use and still be able to lower it about an inch or so??
20x8.0? 20x8.5? 20x9? and even what size tired would be recommended for no rubbing?
anyone with any info would be greatly appreciated!!
ColeCamry
8/24/2006 9:57:11 PM
Discount Tire shows 20 x 8's can be used, but they don't recommend a tire size. Tire Rack shows that a 19 x 8 can be used and they recommend a 225/40/19 for that wheel. Tire Rack doesn't show a 20 for our cars yet. If you do a search on this site, some others are using them and can probably point you in the right direction.
mikeynavy1
9/16/2006 1:28:15 PM
Just make sure that before you buy 19"s or 20"s, that you make sure the offset will work. I have 18 x 7.5"s and even they extend almost to the edge of the wheel well with a 45mm offset. 19 x 8s are supposed to fit, but i doubt a 19 x 9 or 20 x 9 will fit properly. Our cars are still a "passenger car" and not made for the nice, wide, sports car and luxury car wheels:( The next wheels I get will likely be 19 x 8s. Unfortunately, there aren't many 225/40 19 tires. I'd probably go with a 235/35.
