16x8 Rims w 205/45/16

[hatchbackkid82]

Hi sorry to sound like a noob, but does anyone know if this will work with out rubbing. 16X8 on 205/45/16. I've tried the search bar and i couldn't find anything. My car is lowered on Tigertecs. I was thinking about these just want to make sure i'm not going to have any fitment issues. Thanks for any help:thumbsup:

[marcus]

might work for the rear but not front..

[hatchbackkid82]

Damn:frown:!!!!! Can anyone confirm this:iono:. It's a good thing i didn't place my order. Yeah i was noticing that a lot of people are running 7 inch wide rims in the front.

[33OH]

Most likely will rub, but what is the offset?

[hatchbackkid82]

Uhhhhh I'm an offset idiot. I don't even know sorry:iono:

[WeeYari]

^ should be listed in the wheel specs on whatever site it was you snagged the pic from. Offset number is going to be critical with these wheels.

[cali yaris]

can't answer the question without the offset -- it's the most important piece of information.

It is possible to fit those wheels to the Yaris, but it has to be done just right, and you will be needing some camber.

[coffiend]

8" and a lower offset will rub without camber.

I'm on 15x7 with +15 offset and I even poke a bit up front and rub a little on hard turns.

But, if you want to put in some work with camber you can make it work.

But like Garm said, wiith no offset specs it's impossible to say wether or not they'll fit..

[hatchbackkid82]

Here is what i found offset is 0
Specifications

Wheel Size 16x8
Color Gun Metal
Bolt Pattern 4-100/114.3
Offset 0
Lip Size 3.5"
Required Lug Nuts Tuner Style

[cali yaris]

+0 on a 16x8?

definitely POKE, you'd need a serious stretch tire to make that work.

[hatchbackkid82]

so a 215 /45/16 tire wouldn't work then right? it would rub.

[hatchbackkid82]

I really don't mind if rims come a lil far out i'm more worried about it rubbing the cai or the fender liner

[cali yaris]

yeah you are probably looking at a 195 stretched to make that work.

[RacerFreakXXX]

you would be better off with the 16x7 +38 version with a 205/50 or 205/45... though a 15x7 might look better, and would defiantly be lighter.

[kimona]

16x8, ET0, 195's? Good luck, mate! That'll be somewhere between tough and impossible to fit AND look right.

[cali yaris]

^ I think that stretch with ---camber would work. It's not a look I would go for, but that's not the point.

[yarisugi]

Don't do it... unless you have Garm's fender flares :biggrin:

[33OH]

Herb, I'd stick to a 16x7 with +35 offset to +40 unless you want to do some major trial and error with tire sizes and rubbing. :thumbsup:

[33OH]

Herb: these are 16x8 with 0 offset:

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y294/Cheekyllama/YARIS/IMG_0936.jpg

[WeeYari]

^ that actually looks like the same wheel the OP is questioning, except in green.

[RacerFreakXXX]

that is exactly same wheel and tire he was talking about... anything bigger than +15 is overkill. By the way a 205 is stretch on an 8" wide wheel (not major but I wouldn't do anything more). Like I said, go with the 7" +38 version and a 205 or a 195.

[Randy_84]

Ok I actually have the same issue. The rim im looking at getting is 16x8.25 with an offset of 30. Based on what I'm reading, seems like I may get a rub cause my car is on Tein lowering springs. I was given a suggestion of getting a 15x8.25 with thw same offset on a 195 50 15 tyre. Would that work?