Please post pics of your Yaris with aftermarket rims here

[DanMC]

Thank you guys !, i would love to lower our Yaris but the problem is i would like to use the car year round and since i live in Canada...here we can get snow up hight to the mirrors....no kidding ! , not to mention that once the winter is over (...about early June) got to watch out for the potholes the size of craters and i don't think Yaris is built to takle lunnar type lundscape...i do have another vehicle i can use (a Honda Pilot) but i love the fuel economy of the Yaris........
Thank you !
Dan

[1.5]

Got Stretch?

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[vten]

where did you get those 165/45/16 tires ,Phil ? what brand are they ?

[1.5]

I got em from a local buddy who rode on em for maybe 3 miles and didn't want them. You can also get them from tunershop.com for 178/ tire or BFI for 228/ tire or you can find some overseas that are willing to ship. It takes a long time and its risky but they're about 500 for a full set.

They're Nankang NS2 XL best stretching tire out there. Since they're thin they have a really well designed rain friendly tread pattern.

[SeriousBlack]

Buddy Club P1 Racing Kuroki Black/Bronze (17 X 7.5 42 offset)

[Asif]

Originally Posted by mr_miles

Way too much ground clearance.....soon....soon.

Man that looks amazing, i have a white Vitz 2006, and i have just changed my rims to Rust color rims, now i wish i had one's you have, never seen a design like that and that gold color looks amazing.

nicely done

[mr_miles]

Hehe, I kind of wish I still had those sometimes....

[1.5]

I'm glad you got rid of them, I hate those wheels man, I hate when the spoke pops outside of the lip lol. The poke was kinda nice though, would have gone well with some pulled fenders and some neg camber

[caineroad]

Originally Posted by SeriousBlack

Buddy Club P1 Racing Kuroki Black/Bronze (17 X 7.5 42 offset)

looking good! love this style , black + black/gunmetal rims

[KoDoK NyeLeM]

My Old 2006 Yaris
Rep Enkei RPF1 16x7
Bridgestone Potenza GIII 195/50/16
Tanabe Sustec NF210
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XXR 530
Front 16x8 et25 , Camber -2
Rear 16x8.25 et0 , Camber -3
Bridgestone Potenza 195/50/16
Custom Lowering Springs
Rear Fender Roll
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Next Update Toyo T1R 185/50/16

thx guys

[UberSilver]

Nice looking wheels, just may be my favorites.

Originally Posted by christo_ncp91

OZ Superturismo wheels. 195/50/16 tires. 16x7 +37, lowered on Tanabe DF210 for NCP91.

[helladopebev]

I'm pretty new to this but I have some questions. I have a 2010 yaris sedan and I would like to put some xxr rims on it, 17x8 in front and 17x9 in the back. What wheel spec is good? I would also like to slam it as much as possible without having to roll the fenders, what suspension is recommended?

[why?]

Originally Posted by helladopebev

I'm pretty new to this but I have some questions. I have a 2010 yaris sedan and I would like to put some xxr rims on it, 17x8 in front and 17x9 in the back. What wheel spec is good? I would also like to slam it as much as possible without having to roll the fenders, what suspension is recommended?

go with 15" wheels and tires is you want to drop it. 17" wheels cause rubbing on lowered Yari.

[33OH]

Originally Posted by helladopebev

I'm pretty new to this but I have some questions. I have a 2010 yaris sedan and I would like to put some xxr rims on it, 17x8 in front and 17x9 in the back. What wheel spec is good? I would also like to slam it as much as possible without having to roll the fenders, what suspension is recommended?

If you don't want to roll fenders, don't go with 8" and 9" widths. Also, for those widths, you're going to want to get a little stretch in your tires to get some forgiveness on your fenders. Definitely don't go with 17's - the tire size choices just aren't there to do that.

16's are about the same way to be honest, although a 195/45/16 or 195/50/16 would stretch nice. With 15's you'd have plenty of choices, wheel-wise and tire-wise.

Now if you're willing to roll your fenders, and add a little camber, disregard anything I said above. You can run about anything as long as you're willing to accomodate the size.

[mazilla]

MSR "013" in gunmetal finish 17x7.5+38 on 205/40/17

Passenger rear rubbed a good amount on the way home(about 5 miles) otherwise seems good. I'll be adjusting the coils this evening.

[LOKink]

17" Sparco Assetto Gara
195/40/17 Yokohama S. Drive
and H&R Springs

[Slacky]

I always loved the SPARCO Assetto Gara, there was a picture some time ago in black and they look amazing but why 195/40/17 instead of 205/40/17

[LOKink]

I lowered it with springs right now and I wasn't sure on how far it would settle, I have dropped other vehicles and gotten a much larger drop than advertised.

I also plan on putting on coilovers soon and taking her lower. Rubbing is a concern of mine. My wife loves the turning radius and doesn't want to compromise that aspect. Its her car, but its my toy.