is bigger better???

[devild599]

im lookin for some rims for my 99 camry le... i wud like to know what wud be the biggest, yet safest size rimes to get, also size in width...

[Athlon_64]

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t100252.html
check this thread out. Its got pics of other peoples setups, plus what offsets they have, what rubs what doesnt etc...

[bigbird]

it all depends if u plan on lowering it. if u do then find out how much u wanna drop then decide on wheels. ive seen 20's on a camry, didnt look good, but they did it. most stick between 16 and 18.

[CamrySExxx]

stick with 18's and no bigger is not always better... heres a good example... would u want a BIGGGGGGER girl or a not so big girl

[CJ Otey]

dont let people tell u what looks nice on your car the widest wheel recomended is 8" the largest wheel that can fit with no modification is 20"

[RedPhoenix]

i say 18 on the gen4

[redtigerrocks]

Originally Posted by CamrySExxx

stick with 18's and no bigger is not always better... heres a good example... would u want a BIGGGGGGER girl or a not so big girl

damn that is so true. I like this concept

[ASG14]

Oh, you neglected to mention how you want the car.

For Looks: 19's MAX. Over that will looks retarded, and not be too safe for driving.

For Performance: 17's Max would be what I'd say. I personally have 16's, and just bought a different set for this summer, which are also 16's. Bigger rims do NOT mean better performance.

[triggerhappy007]

Also consider the cost of tires. Usually, the bigger the wheels you get, the more the tires cost. I have 17s and I'm glad I didn't get bigger.

[devild599]

ok thanx everyone... im realli feelin 18s since i want my rims to have a lip...( in my opinion havin lips on rims make that rim look a inch smaller).... but anyways what do u think about the size width across.... should i go wit 7.5 or 8>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> please vote between 17s or 18s.... which is best looks and performance wise....

[felonyr301]

17's more for performance, 18's more for looks, think about what you are going for and go with it that's it, you always have to sacrifice something to get what you want.

[GrkBallaG]

Cant go wrong with lightweight 18's

[felonyr301]

more money when getting light weight rims but it still applies to what I said, lightest 17's is still lighter than the lightest 18's. It's a hard decision but you can't go wrong either way at least it's better somewhat than the stock 14 or 15" steelies.