Stag

[Creeps228]

been looking for staggered wheels and i havent been so lucky...im not wanting to buy any just looking but like i saud havent found any. There are some nice set of 18x8.5 i've been looking at and was wondering about staggering the tires...

235 45 18 up front
235 50 18 the rear

wheels are:
STERN ST-1
18x8.5 +35
~25lbs each

There will be about an inch difference between the tires
suggestions

[Zviator]

On a FWD Camry I really dont want to post negative comment, but at the same time I really dislike non-fuctional wannabe modification. And Yes I hate my car too Oh boi

['_']

It's not recommended to run staggered on a front wheel drive. Plus the specs you listed are the exact same width, just with different sidewalls. With 8.5" wide wheels, I think you can run wider tires. Also, 25lbs is pretty heavy too.

[bigbird]

megamac83 did staggered wheels on his gen4 and it looks awesome. but what he did was stagger the offsets. ran a high offset up frone and low in the back. his wheels were actually the same size as well as the tires(i believe) but they looked staggered. basically his rear wheels had more lip then the fronts. looked sick.

[n3rdifed]

^^^^mmm staggered fitments/offset not staggered tires.

im looking into some 18x8.5 +35 offset too. but im not sure how much width my camry can take. whats the highest offset a 8.5 can go on our cars?

[Creeps228]

i dont care about function, its more about the look, and handling of the car. I really dont want to go any wider then 8 but i havent found any

['_']

Not sure what you're trying to achieve. Is it looks or functionality? Just my opinion but I think staggered setups only look/function well with RWD cars.

[Creeps228]

but why would they? why cant a fwd car give have big wheels in the back, and im trying to raise the car of my car with modifying the suspension too much