Aggressive Wheel Fitment Thread

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@dxdean3ux very sporty looking ride. Although the look of the black wheels is awesome, the white wheels would just pop!

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[saea2001]

hello everyone im looking into getting some enkei TSV 18x9.5 +38, i currently drive a honda civic 2017 EX-L. I am stock height. im hoping someone could help me on telling me what size tires i should run on them so that i dont get any rubbing issues, i dont want to roll my fenders but if i have to i guess its needed, i would really appreciate any help. thank you

 

[86salmon]

hello everyone im looking into getting some enkei TSV 18x9.5 +38, i currently drive a honda civic 2017 EX-L. I am stock height. im hoping someone could help me on telling me what size tires i should run on them so that i dont get any rubbing issues, i dont want to roll my fenders but if i have to i guess its needed, i would really appreciate any help. thank you

255/35 for sure will fit, but you might look like a monster truck

245/40 might fit with offset

 

[saea2001]

255/35 for sure will fit, but you might look like a monster truck

245/40 might fit with offset

they also have a 18x8 +35 im just not sure whats best for no rubbing

 

[gtman]

+35 with a 9.5" will likely rub more.

With that 9.5" width, even at +38, I'm worried you will get rub with passengers in the car.

Then again I go for the un-aggressive wheel setup on my car, so there's that.

 

[saea2001]

+35 with a 9.5" will likely rub more.

With that 9.5" width, even at +38, I'm worried you will get rub with passengers in the car.

do you think an 18x8 +35 would be a better choice?

 

[gtman]

do you think an 18x8 +35 would be a better choice?

If you want an aggressive-ish look with no worries that will look right on your sedan, try 18x8.5 +35 with a 235/40 tire.

 

[saea2001]

If you want an aggressive-ish look with no worries that will look right on your sedan, try 18x8.5 +35 with a 235/40 tire.

sadly fitment industries does not have 18x8.5 for the TSV in black the closest i can get is 18x8 +35 or i could get 17x9 +40, or just go with the 18x9.5 +38.

this is all so hard sorry about all the numbers, i never knew getting wheels was so complicated lol

 

[86salmon]

they also have a 18x8 +35 im just not sure whats best for no rubbing

If you go 18x8 +35, 235/40 will fit perfectly fine

 

[saea2001]

If you go 18x8 +35, 235/40 will fit perfectly fine

would that look flush and somewhat agressive?

 

[86salmon]

https://www.willtheyfit.com/

 

[Steeda21]

I have 18x9.5 with 265/35/18 with Eibach Sportlines with -1.5 camber in the rear.

No fender rolling. No rubbing.

 

[saea2001]

I have 18x9.5 with 265/35/18 with Eibach Sportlines with -1.5 camber in the rear.

No fender rolling. No rubbing.

nice! what offset are you running?

 

[Steeda21]

nice! what offset are you running?

Oops. Sorry. Was doing it on my phone. Lol

18x9.5 +45 Motegi MR145 Traklites
265/35/18 Continental DWS06

 

[dt17]

18 9.5 +38 w/ 235 40 Michelin pilot a/s
they were fine on swift springs.. Just installed coilovers. This is the lowest it'll go in the front without adjusting Tien factory preload. rears are Tien factory height.

No problems. Getting alignment in 2 weeks.

Hello, you have Tein Street Advance Z? I have that now and the ride height is so low! i am gonna change to 17"x9" + 49ET with 245/45r17, will i run into rubbing issues with this setup with the Tiens coilovers? Any advise is appreciated!

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