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Will these rims fit: 5x114.3



I love this subject! From what i've read, as long as you don't drive the car hard and use centering rings, you should be okay. If you auto-x or drag the car on a regular basis, it is a good idea to stick with what's designed to fit.
 


How would you guys know if it will fit, if you dont even know the offset? Does the offset even matter?
 
Is the +45 shown in the first picture not the offset? I think it is, which means they should fit great:th_winking:
 
I photoshopped the rims on my Prix, and OMG they look BAD AS F**K. BONER to the f**kin CORNER lol.

But is $900 w/out tires too much?

I did some research and they do retail for $1000+ each rim which is crazy :o
 
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Bio248 said:
... try and jew him down some.
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:th_laugh-pointup: : I tried the jew thing and it totally worked :th_thumbsup-wink:

However he said he needs time to think about it, because he is thinking of putting them on his car.

I just dont know how i will be able to afford new tires, they gonna cost like $700 im guessing :(
 
tires will be expensive, but so worth it once you get those on. its late in the season, you can always store them and put them on next season like i am doing.
 
Anyone know where I can find some Good Tires for a Good price? Im thinking of going with Belle Tire, any suggestions?
 


shawngtp said:
I have a few hook ups. What size are you looking for?
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That'd be great. This really is my first time putting on 20"s and dont know what i should get. Im looking for low profile, but im also looking for lip protection, i dont want it low enough to where if i hit a small pot hole it will easily crack.

I was thinking 245/45/20 or 235/35/20?
 
carl06GT said:
245/35/20 is as close to stock as possible
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Isnt that a little too thin? i googled that tire size to get an idea how it looks and its kinda too low profile. I think 245/45/20 is the best option because i really DONT want to ever damage these expensive rims.

These rims are very light for 20's and im still going to be able to use my supercharger ;) , however i must watch out for the potholes that we have here in Detroit, MI :th_nervous:.
 
you dont want to go bigger than stock overall diameter if you dont have to. time to learn to swerve a lot.
 
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