Does anyone know if 20in rims with 40series tires will fit? Or will a 19in rim with 45series tires fit? All the websites say I have to use a 35series for a 20in rim, or a 40series tire with a 19in rim.

 

For 20's I would use a 35 profile and and 19's a 40 profile. I have 18's with 45 profile on my 07 SE V6.

 

Did you want to go with 45's, or did you 'have' to, would a 50series and 18in combo fit? Do you have a pic of your SE?

 

20w/35 will fit on a stock suspension camry.
40 is iffy but probably ok with minimal rubbing that can happen.

 

I could have went with 50profile but I knew was putting TRD springs on.

 

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As far as I know there aren't many 40 series tires in 20 in. I just put 235/35 Nittos (only company that makes them in that size) on my SE and in the rear I wouldn't want to go any bigger. I agree with you looking for 45 series or even 40 in 19. Our stock ride height is kind of weird. I had 18s with 45 series tires and there was still a lot of wheel gap. The 20s with 35 series seem perfect.

 

Now 18s or 19s with springs very small gap. I just not a fan of 20s. Even without springs a 45 series the gap is just fine.

 

I had 18's before the 20's (Boss Motorsports318s in Black Chrome)and had 225/45s and they just seemed small when looking from a distance. Also,be careful with the lowering springs on an SE...the front end is lower than you think. I had Eibach lowering springs on (same drop as TRD andI'm selling if anyone's interested)as well and was fortunate enough only to bump theunderside of my front bumber once (on a drainage dip).They look good though. As for looking for 40 series tires for 20's...I'm not sure they'll fit (look at the plate that holds the spring)and I don't even know who makes them in that size. 19" tires in a 40 series (225 or 235) is perfect but cost a lot and most of the tires are like 140 - 200 treadware rating. Unfortunately if you go with a 40 in 18 or 35 in 19..especially if not lowered, it will make your fender gap look big.

 

What about a 45's on 19's @ 235 with 1" to 1.5" lowering springs? Anyone see potential problems with that setup on an 07 V6 SE?