Aggresive wheel fitment help on gen 4

[Camry_ftw]

Hey guys got a aggresive wheel fitment question. I got my rear fenders rolled already ordering a set of xxr 527 and wanted to know if they will fit. Im planning on getting a set of 17x8.25 +25 for the fronts and 17x9.75 +25 for the rears and thinking of stretching a 215 40 all around. If any of the Hella Flush guys can help that would be great.

[RichieRichJP]

I honestly don't get why people go for the staggered look on a FWD.
It really depends on how far out you had them rolled.
With that kind of spec in the back, I'm guessing that you probably wouldn't clear the fender. There just isn't that much to pull from back there.
Lastly, I'm not even sure if you can stretch a 215 on a 9.75" wheel. That would look "hella" stupid if you could.

[ONE_to_HATE]

^^ lmao!!

[Jonate]

If you are going hellaflush for your daily I recommend you don't do this fitment. You will eat your tires on camber and not being able to rotate.
Like ONE_to_HATE once said (I will always remember), "these cars are learning cars." Do whatever you please with your money and car... Just accept the consequences and know there will be aggravating times ahead . Enough blabber...
Though I am not hellaflush yet (Im learning the hard way). You will need to pull the fender. Rolling it will not be enough. Now 215 Please don't... You will have to get a 225-235 in the back (no less then it will look hellagay IMO).
I ran into problems on an 18" It should be the same cus of the width... But you dont want to go more than 35 (this is where i ran into problems). No matter how far you pull the fender anything over a 35 will cause the tire to bottom out, causing it to rub, not on the walls, but the tread. I got 45 and im suffering with large loads (Im running my tires down then getting low pro for meets/shows and stock enkei's for daily). With the stretch, roll, and pull+camber the tire should clear
Also...
You might need 12mm hubsentric spacers in the rear to clear the strut (not too sure cus my offset is 40 yours is less). On the other hand you WILL need to change the wheel bolts because the stock ones are too short for that wide of a wheel. (niether of the two are easy to find )
This is an account from my experience. (it aint cheap or fun, but it does look nice) Now are you sure you want to do this? PM me if you need help... I hope this helps you in some way.

[Camry_ftw]

Thanks guys for the help i guess its to crazy to go that wide.

[fenixus]

you can try 225/55 on 16'' rims if you like, it looks much better than stock and there should be no rubbing issues or rolling/pulling anything necessary. I bought my solara with such setup. 16'' rims & tires should be fairly cheap(er) too, so making it easier for your wallet in a long run

either way, 17'' rims are nice, but a tad expensive, tires for them too.

[ONE_to_HATE]

i do it because it looks sooooooo good!! LMAO!

[RichieRichJP]

Originally Posted by Camry_ftw

Thanks guys for the help i guess its to crazy to go that wide.

Definitely too wide for a Camry.
I admit that the staggered look is a great look, it's just not right to do it on a FWD car.
It's your money though, do what you like.
I'm just saying according to the given specs you wanted, I just don't see it happening.

Something like what's posted above is about as far as I'd go on a Camry. It still looks clean.

[92Camry5sp]

Heres my setup. i have 19x8.5 front and 19x9.5 rears. they are both +35 offset. if you run anything wider then 8.5 with a +35 on the rears, you will need spacers. I have a 1inch spacers on the rears. btw, mines a gen 3 but should be similar to the gen 4s.

[bigbird]

its not too wide, IIRC milt ran 10" wheels on his. Still insane to roll on on a daily basis. What is your suspension setup? how low makes a big difference here.