OEM sport rays
Wheel Size: 19x9 (front), 19x10 (rear)
Wheel Offset: +47 (front), +30 (rear)
Tire Size: 245/40/19 (front), 275/35/19 (rear)
H&R drop spec 1.3 front and 1.0 rear

I couldn't say for sure one way or the other if you'll rub on bumps, most likely you will have some rubbing on bumps. Best bet would be to go measure, the front offset your looking at would bring the front wheel out 41mm's. Being lowered and trying to get oem camber might give you some problems. I am in no way an expert so please take this will a grain of salt.

So I should be ok with 275 (30) and 305 (30)? Tire Rack doesn't seem to think there are 28 aspect ratio tires.

+25 and +28 are the rim offsets. LOL ;)

Oh ok that makes sense. I thought we were talking tires.

so does anyone know what is the bare minimum offset that can be ran on these cars front/rears with oem camber settings without rubbing lowered on springs and stock height? i think that would be great info for a lot of ppl and save a lot of headache going through every single post

Not everything can be handed to you on a silver platter, if it's worth knowing it's worth your time to find out.

This thread, the link I posted and a ruler plus you going outside and checking for yourself should be all that you need. Give a man a fish, he eats for a day, teach a man to fish and he eats for a life time.

1010TIRES.COM - Wheel Offset Calculator

you have point, but im sure somone have already done what you just said probably even you. wouldnt be that hard to just post it up after they done the calculations by getting that ruer and, offset calculator going outside to measure it and vice versa. still would have save time for a lot of ppl with the info rather than having to go outside and measure it yourself

so I am looking at some 305s for my stock rays

found a set of 305/25/19 I can get off a porsche buddy, tires still have 75-80% tread left and it's a steal of a deal! Only worry cause it is little over one inch less sidewall then OEM what do you guys think? I guess it means less there to rub on anything :ugh2:

Should I say F-it and roast them off this coming driving season like I do to all my tires......:driving:

Alright, I'm going to pull the trigger tonight or tomorrow if I can get some feedback. So will it fit? I am lowered on H&R Springs.

Option 1
19x9.5 +20 255/35/19
19x11 +18 305/35/19

Option 2
19x9.5 +20 275/35/19 or 275/30/19
19x11 +18 305/35/19

Need input fellas.got some show wheels I wanna get.want to do 20x11 all around.I know stretch tire aint every ones cup of tea.but van someone tell me specs and is it possible?what will I need to do?

I'm looking to do a square setup and buy TE37's off a friend's Evo.

(4x) 18x9.5 +35
with either 15mm or 25mm spacers in the rear.

I'm lowered on swifts. Will this fit? Also, looking for advice on some meaty tires to throw on them.

9.5" is pretty thin for the rear of our cars, but I'd put the 25mm in the rear and 10mm-15mm up front. With those specs I'd go with something like the stock nismo tires being 245/40---285/35.

I'm looking for a set of tire for the Rays Forged 19" which came with the sport package. But I realized that they are staggered

Wheel Size: 19x9 (front), 19x10 (rear)

Do I have any trouble running all the wheel as 275 x 35 x 19 ? Will they fit ?

Thanks.

On stock roadster 19" sport rays can I go 305/30 in rear and 275/35 in front with no spacers? And any change if I lowered the car 1.25"? Anyone have pics of a similar set-up???

I am thinking of getting either 305/30/18 or 305/35/18 for the rear of my 09 base model. Ive seen alot of drivers have no problems with a similar setup, but they were using 19's.. any problems with using this setup?

Sup Fellas, I wanted to know what yall thought.. Just got my Hands on;

20x10 +30 offset fronts

20x12 -2mm rears..

I lowered on HKS coils.. I dont want to have to stretch the tires that much but I want the wheels to sit nice and flush.. What tire do you guys think I should go with?


370z nismo. thankss

Swift Springs 20x10.5 20mm spacers out in the back?

Will It Fit?

Whats the offset of the wheel? I run 20x11 +5 (+20 with a 15mm spacer) with no problems

Hi guys i a have a question and i dont know if this is the correct thread. I want to buy new set of wheels. I want it in 19x9.5 & 19x10.5 +12 offset all arround.... My question is... This offset will clear my Akebono Sport Brakes Calipers with out using spacers??

Thanks!!!

It really depends on the design of the wheel face (spokes) +12 SHOULD but it may not... just depends.

Thanks bro!!! im planing on buy the Varrstoen (CE28) Reps cause the streets here in PR dont help lol!!! im going to keep my OEM Sport Rays :tup:

I think most varrs clear brembo and akebono.. shoot the guys at varrstoen a call and they will be able to tell you a yes or no. Lots of Zs and Gs running their wheels.

How about this:

OEM Nismo 370z Wheels
245/35/19 + 15mm spacers
275/35/19 + 20mm spacers

Car is 350z fenders already pulled

Will this trip VDC?

Shouldnt but YMMV. I'm running 245/30/20 and 285/30/20 rear and its fine. Mine are over 3% different. But I also have a 370.. not sure if the 350 will be the same.

I have a pretty simple question for a simple setup, I'm just too retarded to figure it out plus the search option keeps coming up blank.

When I get my 370z, I was looking at CV3's.

I want to get 20x10.5 +15 all around, but I'm not sure what tire would fit them well. I heard a 20mm spacer would fit perfectly in the rear. For the tire size, I was thinking 275/35/20. How would that fit, any help would be greatly appreciated.

I would like some extra input on this wheel fitment. Im trying to fit;
19x9.5 +25 255/40-19 front
19x10.5 +12 285/35-19 rear
My z is at stock height and alignment. I think the rear will work fine but, the front has me worried about poking :/

The front will fit fine. I'm using the same spec but with a 275/35-19. The rear I don't know.

Interested in any input on these wheels. I'm looking to go down to 18" wheels for weight savings and tire cost savings for autocrossing purposes.

Due to class rules (C Street), I have to maintain stock width and be with 6mm of stock offset. Yes, the rules are silly, I'm aware.

2012 Base w/ Sport Package
Advan RG III
18x9+45
18x10+35

The main worry is the spokes getting around the front calipers.

YOKOHAMA WHEEL | Brand | ADVAN Racing RG3 for Japanese Cars

Do any of you guys know if the varrstoen es6 will fit the 370z on stock suspension? Here are the specs and tire size.
19x9.5 +12 / 225/35
19X11 +15 / 245/35

Those tire sizes are too narrow. Stock is much wider than that.

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Thats what I was thinking. Thanks for the confirmation. but I really wanted to know if es6 will fit the 370z just fine

So does anyone know if the offsets of the wheels are ok to put on?

On stock roadster 19" sport rays can I go 305/30 in rear and 275/35 in front with no spacers? And any change if I lowered the car 1.25"? Anyone have pics of a similar set-up???

Stance SC-5
20x9+32
20x10+35
245/35/20 All around
What spacers would I need to run flush?
Lowered with Ark Springs

It will poke a bit in the front, you will need 2.5 degrees of neg camber to have it tuck.

New to forum I know u heard it thousand times what's widest width tire I can use on
Fr:19x9.5 +20 R:19x11 +15 no spacers or anything....

Same sizes I have:

265/35-19 front will fit perfectly
305/30-19 rear will fit perfectly

Depending on your drop/camber you can fit up to:

275/35-19 front
325/30-19

275/305's on Stock Sport Rays
 

I just had Bridgestone 275/35/19 & 305/30/19 S-04's mounted on the stock sport Rays wheels (19x9x47 & 19x10x30) with no problems. No changes to suspension settings and no rubbing or interference. Tire Rack had told me that there might be problems, but they fit perfectly. They track straight and have crisp and precise steering. The S-04's are also much quieter than the OEM RE-050A's. I'm a happy guy.

I have one if someone can help me....

F 19x11-4
R 19x11-16
both are med disk
hows that fitment?....