Will 19x8 wheels fit?

[BuiltTalon]

Alright, I’m going to attempt to explain my situation.

I recently purchased a set of 19x8 wheels from a friend. He had these wheels previously on his IS300. I've included a picture below, the wheels came with his car. The rear wheels are staggered, I believe they are 19x8.5. I test fit the front wheels; didn't run into any issues. The rear wheels didn't fit, it appears I might need spacers.

Front Wheels: 19x8 (225/35/19)
Rear Wheels: 19x8.5 (235/35/19)
Offset: Unknown

Keep in mind I would NEVER try to put staggered wheels on a FWD car. I purchased the wheels before I had the Eclipse, I would like to use them if possible.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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[wret]

Offset: Unknown = Fit: Unknown

[BuiltTalon]

I figured if they were on a IS300 we might have an idea of the offset.

[wret]

That's kind of like saying, "I got a pair of shoes from my cousin. Will they fit me?" I don't know your cousin.

Anyhow, you put them on. Where did they not fit? Also, offset or "ET" is often stamped into an unmachined surface on the back of the wheel.

[BuiltTalon]

I'll check it out. Thanks!

[BuiltTalon]

Nothing is written on the inside of the wheels.

I was mistaken. The rear tires are 245/35/19.

[wret]

The diameter is a little big but could fit if offset is close to +40mm. If you are rubbing at the knuckle you could use a spacer. You can space the wheel with washers to get an idea of how thick a spacer you need, but don't be tempted to leave them in there. Spacers typically require longer studs.

If your hitting the fender you can roll it and/or increase negative camber.

[BuiltTalon]

Originally Posted by wret

The diameter is a little big but could fit if offset is close to +40mm. If you are rubbing at the knuckle you could use a spacer. You can space the wheel with washers to get an idea of how thick a spacer you need, but don't be tempted to leave them in there. Spacers typically require longer studs.

If your hitting the fender you can roll it and/or increase negative camber.

That is an EXCELLENT idea. Thanks a bunch buddy. I'll let you know the results.