20"s on a Camry

[thaFranchize2b]

I dont really know much about wheels/Tires, but would 20 Inch rims work on a 98 camry? Would they fit good or is it a bad idea?

[CJ Otey]

they fit

[camry man68]

20 inch wheels on a camry would look beyond ugly

[xet]

too big dont do it, usually i wouldnt even go for 19's on a camry i would say 17/18 is a good choice

[99lecamry]

i am not a big fan of the 20s on a cam ive seen it and it isnt good lookin at all. i have 18 and they fit nice but i did try out 19s at one point from my buddies max and they were too big and rubbed

[thaFranchize2b]

so 19's don't fit very good either? Im thinkin bout just getting 19 or 18

[CJ Otey]

19s fit fine if u get the right tire and 20s fit if u get 20x7.5

[DrewsCam]

20's fit with the right rim width and tire. 19s nicely and 18s perfectly
All goes with taste and if you want to make any mods to make it fit, ie rolling fenders

[daveart]

very bad idiea,i had 17inc and the car looked good but felt like crap on the road,low profile tires mean less ruber between mag and road,the most i recomend is 16 inch with a 225 55 r16,new 08 camrys come with 17but its a whole differnet suspention,the 98 to 01 great cars but we have to addmite the suspention is not the greatest,

[99lecamry]

Originally Posted by thaFranchize2b

so 19's don't fit very good either? Im thinkin bout just getting 19 or 18

they fit but my rear struts are gone so it sags and they were wide so they rubbed on the fender

[daveart]

bad move also im shure you noticed with 2 in the back the car is low,plus the center pipe is low you will be bottoming out all over

[thaFranchize2b]

yea I think Im just gonna play it safe and get 18's... 18's fit Great don't they? no rubbing or anything?

[thaFranchize2b]

oh and If I get 18's what size tires should i get?

[CJ Otey]

Lets Talk offsets !!! my friends
this will answer all of your ?'s

[BlueFusion6851]

depends on width of your rims and your aspect ratio is going to be around 35-45.... so if you get a 18x7.0 rim, P245/35ZR18

(I completely made that up... you might want to check with TireRack about specifics like that.)