Sizing Help on Lowered Yaris

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I have a 2008 Toyota Yaris hatchback, and am looking to get 15x6.5 +35mm wheels and 185/60/R15 84H tires. The car is lowered on Tein lowering springs. There is still a little bit of wheel gap. I can measure the wheel gap if needed, or you can tell me another way to know how much it is lowered as I bought the car this way.

With this wheel and tire combination with +35mm offset should I expect to have rubbing issues?

Thanks for the help.

[kamui]

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[mitch9521]

As far as I know, Tein only makes one spring series for the NCP91 and it apparently drops the car 1.9" front and rear.

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As far as I know, Tein only makes one spring series for the NCP91 and it apparently drops the car 1.9" front and rear.

Yes it looks like about 2 inches so it's probably 1.9". Do you know if the 35mm offset is too small and will cause rubbing? Thanks.

[mitch9521]

Yes it looks like about 2 inches so it's probably 1.9". Do you know if the 35mm offset is too small and will cause rubbing? Thanks.

Not sure.
I am only dropped 1.5" with 16x7 +40mm Enkei RP02s running 205/45/R16(23.2" tall tires) and I have miles of space.

https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/

Try playing around with this, It might give you a better answer than I can give.

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Not sure.
I am only dropped 1.5" with 16x7 +40mm Enkei RP02s running 205/45/R16(23.2" tall tires) and I have miles of space.

https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/

Try playing around with this, It might give you a better answer than I can give.

Thanks for the link. I think there probably won't be any issues however it could be close during hard cornering, which I don't want because I use the car a ton.

Anyone else have the same or a similar set up to the sizes I proposed? Also if anyone knows of some nice 15x5.5 (or 15x6) 45mm offset alloys let me know - I can't find any for the life of me.

[sh0rtlife]

i suspect any rub you get will be at "hard lock" and i say this as my my snows are close to a 35 but are TALL which would compensate for the fact im not lowered i know my stock sized wider 14s on 35mm have miles of clearance everywhere

[Neinris]

This guy managed to fit 225/45 R15 with ET25...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjNMLTyc5aA

In the later videos it shows the car lower. I'm not saying he's not rubbing though... :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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