finding right tire size

[BALDY517]

i bought 08 is 350 rims and i need some help on finding the right tire size for gen 5 camry so it wont rub or anything like that thanks guys help me out

[niko3257]

http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp

here ya go. simple type in your stock size and then
type in a size for the 18 the is the closest to stock.
very easy. i love this thing

[lammydi]

Originally Posted by BALDY517

i bought 08 is 350 rims and i need some help on finding the right tire size for gen 5 camry so it wont rub or anything like that thanks guys help me out

Your IS350 rims is the same specs as my GS430 rims. You can go with either 225-45-18 or 235-45-18. I currently have 235-45-18 on my car.

[BALDY517]

hey man thanks for the help this really helps me out alot

[BALDY517]

you mean i can get 225 45 18 or 235 45 18 all around

[lammydi]

Originally Posted by BALDY517

you mean i can get 225 45 18 or 235 45 18 all around

Yes, you should get the same size tires all around but assuming you bought all 4 wheels are same size.
The IS350 front wheels are 18x8 and the rear are 18x8.5 because the IS350 is rear wheel drive.
Did you buy all 4 wheels the same size?

[steveyhustle]

ya 18s should b easy to fit since i got 20s on mine and dont rub

[BALDY517]

thats the thing i got a real full set 18x8 and 18x8.5. and fa show there should be no rub since i got no 20's

[lammydi]

Originally Posted by steveyhustle

ya 18s should b easy to fit since i got 20s on mine and dont rub

The diameter of the rims (18,19,20") is only one of many factors that make rims fit or not fit. There are width, offset, lug pattern, center bore...

[DiLan]

Where did you get your IS350 rims from? Those r the rims I want too :P

[BALDY517]

i understand that there are other factors but i have this thing called wheel/ tire size calculator and i calculated it the tire size and rim size for 8 and 8.5 and it says it fits 18x7 to 18x9 here is the site you can do this for youself to see for your self http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp check that out. the rims i got were from a guy in sacramento took me a while to get up there 1hr and 30 min dat was a long drive you should check craigslist cuz that was how i found mines

[lammydi]

Originally Posted by BALDY517

i understand that there are other factors but i have this thing called wheel/ tire size calculator and i calculated it the tire size and rim size for 8 and 8.5 and it says it fits 18x7 to 18x9 here is the site you can do this for youself to see for your self http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp check that out. the rims i got were from a guy in sacramento took me a while to get up there 1hr and 30 min dat was a long drive you should check craigslist cuz that was how i found mines

You should be fine with those tires 225 or 235-45-18. The links above is for your tires to fit the rims. My comments about "other factors" was referring to Steve's comment about 18" and 20" rims.
A head up for you, since you'll put on a wider rims in the rear with your front wheel drive, you will have more understeering because of that.
Wider rims in the rear was design to control oversteering for rear wheel car.
To do it right, you almost want to put the wider rims in the front. If you have a V6 then the problem will be even more noticeable.

[bigloubumpin]

first time seeing a site like that,kool

[clarkgrizwald]

i seriously doubt you can swing a 8.5 width rim in the front, guess anything is possible. i think the wider ones are gonna have to be in the back. are they +45 offset? i was gonna go with the is rims but everyone and theyre moms have them. plus there is the headache of dealing with the staggered.

[clarkgrizwald]

*thread jack* on a related note, does anyone else think i might have to go with a 215 wide tire instead of 225 because my offset is +50?