alright just got an 09 corolla le plan on throwin some rims on it. its the stock suspension whats the biggest rim i could put on it 17 18?
You can definitely put 18s on. I've heard of 19s but I personally think it's overkill. I'm going with the TRD 18" 5-spokes myself once I wear out my stock tires. A ton of people on the forum have 18s so it's definitely doable.
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You can fit a 19" easy with the right offset, otherwise you will rub when turning.
Personally, I won't go that big for corolla. Bigger rims will kill your low end pickup from launch from a stop. I wouldn't go anything bigger than 17", not to mention tires are cheaper and more selections.
Your speedo reading will be another issue if not fitted with the right measurements tires
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18s should be the sweet spot for this car. you definitely need to lower it. if youre gonna slam it for w.e reason youd have an easier time going 17s. haha it might just be the euro in me =] id look for either the TRD 5 spokes or some 18s of pretty much any lexus IS
haha i got my 2011 last thursday and its already cut and slightly rolled/pulled on STOCK suspension!
CAUTION: it will most likely look akward if you don't lower the car first
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