2004 WHEEL Width & Offset HELP??

[str8WESTcoastn]

I'm a Corolla head (86).. i'm new to the Camry scene.. I'm pickin up a 2004 Camry in less than a week and I want to put wheels on it and dump it.

The question I have is..

Whats the widest width I can go?

Whats the lowest offset I can run on different widths?

Will 18x8, 18x9, +38 offset on both work? how about 17x8, +34 offset on both??

Thanks In Advance!

[Brej]

I have a '02 Camry, I am rolling on +46 offset 18's, I believe they are 8" wide if memory serves correct, as for tires, I have 235/40/18, but when I am changig tires I am going to go with 235/45/18 ope this helps

[str8WESTcoastn]

Originally Posted by Brej

I have a '02 Camry, I am rolling on +46 offset 18's, I believe they are 8" wide if memory serves correct, as for tires, I have 235/40/18, but when I am changig tires I am going to go with 235/45/18 ope this helps

Yeah, it helps. Thanks

in the picture if your car on stock height with the 18's?

And do you know the stock "sleelie" size and offset is?

Any one else out there running wider than 8in?

[str8WESTcoastn]

bump!

[Brej]

rolling on stock suspension, I sized the rims based on the BBS rims which comes as the optional rim on the 02 thru 06 camry.. I got some advice from another member about some springs, which I am going to try whe next I am replacing tires...

[greylock]

They won't work. I'm running 17x7 with +38 offset, TRD springs and am having rubbing issues with 225/50x17 tires. The rear fender lip is bit lower than the top of my tire and the front lips are even with the fender lip to give you an idea of the drop my car has.

Brej, looks like you might have rubbing issues if you drop your car without trimming/rolling your fender lip.

[v6secamry]

I am using 18x7.5 in 235/40/r18 dropped on trd springs and I do not have rubbing issues. The wheels are +38 offset

[Mighty~Mart]

is there anyway to (decrease?) the offset w/ Stock rims? i'm plannin on adding Tein springs and thought a wider stance on the car would help it handle better...

but then again there may be issues w/ rubbing?

What do you guys think?

[Brej]

Originally Posted by greylock

They won't work. I'm running 17x7 with +38 offset, TRD springs and am having rubbing issues with 225/50x17 tires. The rear fender lip is bit lower than the top of my tire and the front lips are even with the fender lip to give you an idea of the drop my car has.

Brej, looks like you might have rubbing issues if you drop your car without trimming/rolling your fender lip.

Thanks for the heads up... I will really have to review my idea of lowering the car. I may consider a slight drop and stay at the 40 profile tires, but I will have to look at possibly rolling the fenders... Thanks...
Besides I would hate to loose my rims, like the white rims with the car.

[Brej]

Originally Posted by greylock

They won't work. I'm running 17x7 with +38 offset, TRD springs and am having rubbing issues with 225/50x17 tires. The rear fender lip is bit lower than the top of my tire and the front lips are even with the fender lip to give you an idea of the drop my car has.

Brej, looks like you might have rubbing issues if you drop your car without trimming/rolling your fender lip.

Thanks for the heads up... I will really have to review my idea of lowering the car. I may consider a slight drop and stay at the 40 profile tires, but I will have to look at possibly rolling the fenders... Thanks...
Besides I would hate to loose my rims, like the white rims with the car.