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Old 09-08-2011, 02:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi TN,

I installed the wheels and tire yesterday. My word. What a difference. I was a little worried about the size of the tires. I decided to go with the stock Venza size tires 245/50-20. Absolutely no fitment issues. In a worst case scenario, if I were carrying 3 adults in the third row and/or heavy gear along with 3-4 bikes mounted on the hitch rack. Only then would the top of the rear tires come in contact with the wheel wells. But I that would be an extreme situation.

Lastly, I think tirerack suggestion of 245/40-20 is to thin on the sidewall. 45 series I would say is the safest route. But 50 series gives a little more cushion. And I like cushion.







Hi TN,

I pulled the trigger on a set of 20" wheels from a Venza. I have a few lingering questions before I mount tires on these wheels. Will I need an spacers??? From what little research I did, I couldn't find any fitment issue on a 2011 Sienna. I also have a set of 245/45-20 Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires on the way.

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you should be fine caliper-clearance wise... spacers if you want to push them out further. someone posted a pic of their sienna with these on. do a search so you can inquire.
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Old 09-09-2011, 12:56 PM   #3 (permalink)
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let us know how it goes once you have the tire
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looks great dev! can't really go wrong with an OEM upgrade! now you need SE bumpers!
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Looks pretty cool, would be even better if you lowered it using SE springs.

However, you're total circumference is now 4.6in greater than stock, meaning your speedometer is going to read 5.2% slower than your actual speed. You can use a tire size calculator like this one to check it out. http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

45's are a lot closer to the OEM circumference.
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