lol i cant believe the camry has just become so freaking huge that people need to use 20's to fill up the wheel wells. its turning into some kind of chevy impala..

 

Any clearance issues? From what the informed "experts" say; 20's are to big for the wheel well and the tire will hit struts and bottom out causing rubbing when turning or under compresson. Please advise!

 

i was afraid to get 20" on my car as well. i ended up going with 18"s, but i think i will be upgrading hopefully in the near future.
by the way, very nice wheels 07cam.

 

There are lot of Gen 6 Camrys rolling on 20's with no rubbing issues. I even saw one with 22's.
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I have no rubbing problems at all. I haven't had 4 people in the car yet...

 

I think 20's work just fine. 235/35/R20 no rub on my LE.

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19s or 20s would be just fine I guess... my friend has 20s installed on his 07 Camry

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I have been looking at a great set of american racing rims currently configured with quite wide tires.... I have been warned as well about rubbing on the struts particularily with a full passenger load.
235/50/ZR 18 the rims are 18 x 8.5

 

It depends on the offset.
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Sorry for not thinking of that, but what is the acceptable range of offset.
I am presuming that the acceptableoffset is going to be affected by the actual width of the rim as well?
Any recomendations of agood combination of offset and rims size.
thanks