Would a 32 offset on rims fit the Cam?

[sosmooth]

I found a set of 18 in rims but the offset is 32 and I'm not sure if they'll fit properly on a 07 Cam. stock. I've read that a 35+ high offset is recommended. Does anyone have rims that have a offset lower than 35 and fit properly with no problems?

[2011SECAMRY]

Originally Posted by sosmooth

I found a set of 18 in rims but the offset is 32 and I'm not sure if they'll fit properly on a 07 Cam. stock. I've read that a 35+ high offset is recommended. Does anyone have rims that have a offset lower than 35 and fit properly with no problems?

You would be correct an offset of 38-45 would fit your Camry without any issues. I know of one member who runs a 32 but had to have the rear fenders rolled and it still rubs. I would get the correct offset or test fit before purchase.

[sosmooth]

Thanks for reply. The rims are on Ebay so a test fit not possible. I guess I'll just have to pass on these.

[BlackCamSe]

i had a +25 offset in the rear of my car. Had to role fenders and -4 camber

[BlackG5]

Originally Posted by BlackCamSe

i had a +25 offset in the rear of my car. Had to role fenders and -4 camber

that's excessive.

I shaved my rears flat (Gen5, less clearance) and ran -2.5 with an 18x9.5 +25, never rubbed..



then stepped up to a 19x9.5 +25, same ride height... rubbed like a BLEEEEP

[Cking]

Originally Posted by BlackCamSe

i had a +25 offset in the rear of my car. Had to role fenders and -4 camber

Can you tell me how you got -4 camber? Not doubting you but stock goes to -2 only so just wondering where I can get the modifications to camber my rear past -2. Plus I dont know any coilovers with camber plates that go to -4 as well

Originally Posted by BlackG5

that's excessive.
I shaved my rears flat (Gen5, less clearance) and ran -2.5 with an 18x9.5 +25, never rubbed..
then stepped up to a 19x9.5 +25, same ride height... rubbed like a BLEEEEP

Lol maybe the 19s had less vertical travel distance into the fender thats why.
Also tire size matter too, were you runnning different tire sizes?
18s tend to be fatter too.

Originally Posted by sosmooth

I found a set of 18 in rims but the offset is 32 and I'm not sure if they'll fit properly on a 07 Cam. stock. I've read that a 35+ high offset is recommended. Does anyone have rims that have a offset lower than 35 and fit properly with no problems?

I'm really surprised no one asked you what width those rims are.

Those offsets are a little high but if you can give me the wheel width, I can be a more sure.

ex.
18x9.5 +30 offsets are higher than 18x8.5+35
the 8.5 is farther out than the 9.5.

[catric69]

Originally Posted by sosmooth

I found a set of 18 in rims but the offset is 32 and I'm not sure if they'll fit properly on a 07 Cam. stock. I've read that a 35+ high offset is recommended. Does anyone have rims that have a offset lower than 35 and fit properly with no problems?

Are you stock height or lowered? As Cking brought up what width are the rims?

[sosmooth]

My suspension is stock. The wheels were 18X18.5 32offset for all four rims. I didn't wanna do any mods to car to make the rims fit though.

[sosmooth]

ex.
18x9.5 +30 offsets are higher than 18x8.5+35
the 8.5 is farther out than the 9.5.[/QUOTE]


Can rims that are 18X9.5 with an +35 offset will fit without mods? I found a set but thought they wouldn't fit.

[alexorozco92]

+35 on 9.5 hits our coilovers
+30 is a couple mm from coilover so I wouldn't put x9.5 +35

[Cking]

Originally Posted by sosmooth

My suspension is stock. The wheels were 18X18.5 32offset for all four rims. I didn't wanna do any mods to car to make the rims fit though.

these should be about 10-15mm away from the shock body (which is a good distance)

They will fit

Originally Posted by sosmooth

ex.
18x9.5 +30 offsets are higher than 18x8.5+35
the 8.5 is farther out than the 9.5.

Can rims that are 18X9.5 with an +35 offset will fit without mods? I found a set but thought they wouldn't fit.[/QUOTE]

18x9.5+35 will probably not fit as my 19x9.5+30 is about 1 finger gap away from the shock body.
so it's 5mm closer than that.

However, if you slip in a 5mm spacer, it'll just be like 18x9.5+30 and it should be fine.

Originally Posted by alexorozco92

+35 on 9.5 hits our coilovers
+30 is a couple mm from coilover so I wouldn't put x9.5 +35

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