Alloy Wheel Fitment

[Umark996]

Hi there guys and girls

I'm new to this. Just wanted to ask a quick question

Will et20 9.75j wheels fit on the back of a lexus is220d 2006 (56)?

[shuaibakhtar]

Are you by any chance looking at the XXR 527 wheels? If anyone knows, i'd also be quite interested in the answer. :)

[Umark996]

Yes I am. Really wanting to know before I spend heavy money on them

[shuaibakhtar]

Yup, they sure do look nice! I was concerned about rubbing issues with ET20, im currently running ET25 on 8J stocks and even that seems pretty close to the arches. Sit pretty flush. I think to get those XXR's you might need to get your arches rolled at the very least and maybe also run a slight stretch on your tires.

[Umark996]

I'm thinking so. Stretched tyres at the very least. Will also have bc coilovers

[SmokyMo]

9.75 will fit no problem at the rear, you might need to roll your arches . Also you will need to strech your tires a bit (you can find a thread of mine somewhere here, to see tire sizes), but nothing extreme.

I had rubbing issues rather at the front,, if you going low, you will rub through arch liners, thats a given and will touch the metal around bumper clips. I saw peeps relocating bumpers clips which what I will do too. I fitted SPC cambers at the front and back to fix alignment but front rubbing got worse as a result of that.

How mine sits on xxr, they are fairly budget brand so dont expect quality wheels or even paint finish.

[Umark996]

Thanks mate. I'm looking at 9.75 on back and 8.75 on front. So should be good

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