Don't know a thing about Techstream, but I do know the XRS doesn't have the 5x100 bolt pattern the 1.8L Corolla and FRS/BRZ share. Are you running adapters?
Lets take a look!

 

All 10th gen Corollas from 2009-13 have the same 5x100 bolt pattern, even the XRS. :wink:

 

You may want to check your information because all Corolla's of this year model have the same bolt pattern. I'm only using 5mm spacers.

 

No shit? I figured since it had the 2.4L it came with the 5x114.3 hub. The 1.8L has the 5x100. Well that's how it is on the Corolla-Matrix S and XRS. Learn something new.:laugh:

Don't look bad!

 

Hi,

Did your ever figure this out? Put a set of FR-S wheels onto a 2010 Corolla and even after programming it with the TPMS Quikset, I still can't get the car ECU to recognize the sensors. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

I had DT install a new set of sensors that could be cloned for my Corolla on my FRS winter wheels. Worked like a charm. :wink:

 

The TPMS is not compatible with this model Corolla. It may work with the 11th gen but I have not tried.

 

Hate to beat a dead horse especially this far past it’s last post but just picked up some BRZ wheels for my 09 s and I’m trying to figure out what’s the smallest spacer I can use to make these wheels work. I don’t want to sit flush with the wheel well that doesn’t bother me that it will sit in. And if 5mm is the smallest will I need extended studs to finish it out?

 

If you use a 5mm spacer you will need extended studs but it will look terrible with the wheels so sucked in. Use a spacer that has new studs on it so you can just bolt them on. I use 20mm most of the time and they fit and look great. The smallest I would use are 15mm. Just use ones built from billet aluminum and that are hubcentric with a 54.1mm bore.

Here are some pics of some of my various sizes.

 

And thoughts on ET lugs?

 

Or.... You could just disable the tpms altogether?

How to disable TPMS

hi , i was wondering if anyone has figured out a way to disable the Tire pressure monitior system yet ? i read on other forums for other toyota's that there is a wire you can cut and ground? does anyone know ?

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1 inch spacers wouldnt be too much for a 48 offset.. mine do not pop out with 25mm spacers and i have a 40 offset vs stock 33. also, my 114x5 spacer adapters are absolutely not hub centric and have not had any problem this summer with them. Doesnt mean I wont run into an issue later on...

 

Always best to get hub centric spacers. Why not get them instead of spacers that aren't hub centric when they are easily found?

 

couldnt find them at a reasonnable price. the one i got have no lip to adapt to the 73mm wheels hubs and also arent centric to the car's 54mm hub. finding 54 to 73,1 spacers (and 5x100 to 5x114 adapters) would reduce my choice to basically only one supplier and i think it would be about 100$ per spacer before shipping when mine cost only a fraction of this (under 150 for all 4 shipped)...

I figured i would stop if its falling down and I retorqued the bolts on them after 500miles. all seems right, no wobbling (for now)

 

They are all over eBay for $150 or less shipped for a set of 4. These come in all sizes for all cars. I had no problems finding a high quality set of hub centric spacers made from billet aluminum.

 

Anybody use the squirrelly brand spacers. Makes the BRZ wheels hubcentric just have to take them on and off to use my stock wheels.

 

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