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Old 12-05-2010, 02:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Toyota/Lexus Mags and offset question

this may sound like a noob question, it probably is since i dont know much about cars. i was just wondering what is the offset on toyota camry xle 1999 and will lexus mags from is300 2001 16" fit on my car (toyota camry xle 1999)
i tried researching it on the internet and i got no direct answers, only indirect answers..

Theses are the mags i want to buy but i am not sure if they will fit or not. please help me, thank you





also on the side note, would nissan sentra 2001-2003 mags fit on a corolla 2001 and the offset between them.. thxs
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Check the tire size to the OEM size.

Short answer: Yes, they'll fit.


BUT you're gonna want to test fit them. You MIGHT need spacers in the rear, or on all 4 corners. And you MIGHT need hub-centric rings as well.
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but do you know what the exact offset of my car is? and those mags presented in the picture? is there any way to fit the tires so it wont cause any rubbing without spacers? like changing the tires from 215/55/16 to 205/55/16 or 205/60/16(stock 2001 xle v6 tires)?
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Is there an exact science to this? Yes. Does it matter if you're off a tiny bit? No. Keep that in mind.

Now. Offsets. Those wheels are probably in the 38-45mm range. A stock camry is in the 32-40mm range. There's enough margin of error to play with here. You'll be fine. Just be ready to buy spacers IF you need them.

Tires. I gave you a link to mess around with the tire sizes... play with it! Again, there's some wiggle room here and it's probably going to be okay if things aren't 100% exactly perfect. http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

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Here's a better tire/wheel calculator. It allows you to play around with tire size, wheel width/diameter, and offset.

http://www.rimsntires.com/rt_specs.jsp
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well i used the tire calculator and i calculated within a 3% change which shows it will fit, i have read due to tire size and bla bla bla.. it will fit and will cause rubbing but any ways. i shall see how it goes, thxs for the help. greatly appreciate it
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