Tire size help?

[nobodywise]

Hey everyone, I was hoping you guys could answer a question for me:

I have xxr 522 R16x7 +25offset

Like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/XXR-522-16-16x7-Gold-Concave-Wheels-Rims-4x100-06-12-13-Toyota-Yaris-S-05-Echo-/291186922565?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheels&hash=item43cc17d445

I want tires that wont stick out too much. I have tried on 205/50/16 but it sticks out a little too much, is it because of the offset?

Could someone tell me a good tire size to run that it wont poke too much. Thanks so much

-Alex

[IllusionX]

Your offset is not correct to not stick out.

[kimona]

Even with 195's, you're going to poke up front.

[nobodywise]

Even with 195's, you're going to poke up front.
I guess I'm going to have to accept the power of the poke lol but what's the best tire size to run that will reduce the poking look a bit.

Also what offset would you recommend for not poking on a sedan with 16s

[kimona]

Run 195/50/16's with your current wheels... and without any suspension tweaks, you'll probably poke up front 10-12mms.

If you want to run 205/50/16's, ET42 will be flush up front.

[nobodywise]

Your offset is not correct to not stick out.
Thanks illusion
Run 195/50/16's with your current wheels... and without any suspension tweaks, you'll probably poke up front 10-12mms.

If you want to run 205/50/16's, ET42 will be flush up front.
I literally just put it on 'lotek' lowering springs (which is supposed to be a 2 inch drop) until I can afford coil overs

I was thinking 195/45/16 but it's not a big difference from the 50s

Maybe some camber is in order? Haha

[nobodywise]

Run 195/50/16's with your current wheels... and without any suspension tweaks, you'll probably poke up front 10-12mms.

If you want to run 205/50/16's, ET42 will be flush up front.
Alright kimona, I've decided to ditch those rims now

I would like my rims to be a little bit behind the fender so when I get lowering springs I can tuck tires.

If I run 16s what offset do I need to make that happen?

I'm thinking Weds Sport TC-105N Wheels 16x7 et43

Or I might go with 17 what are the safe offsets to sit right behind the fender to go lower?

Thanks again

[IllusionX]

You won't get 17" if you want hellaflush..

[nobodywise]

You won't get 17" if you want hellaflush..
This is how it looks now with a 2 inch drop with the 14" stock steelies

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/05/e4e2evyb.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/05/ahyqu4et.jpg

And with the 205/50/16
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/08/05/e7u8abad.jpg

It's pretty close but I wanted it under the fender. Gonna have to sell these rims and get some with more offset

[IllusionX]

The thing is with 17". It's going to be 17x7 and you are going to rub inside if you have too little offset.

Anyways, if you want inside the fenders, you are going to have to drop more anyways.

[nobodywise]

The thing is with 17". It's going to be 17x7 and you are going to rub inside if you have too little offset.

Anyways, if you want inside the fenders, you are going to have to drop more anyways.
Well it's 16x7 so it's the same width as the 17s. I'm gonna go with a 40 and up offset regardless. How do you guys know when it will be under the fender or too far out?