How can I figure out what tire/wheel combos will fit on our cars? Options

[anon1ski]

I'm looking for a new wheel and im not really sure how/where to go about it. New to imports, as this is my first one.

[JK89]

Hi,

I also have a question about wheel fitment.

I'm looking at ROTA D154 wheels. The specs are 16"x 8" with +20 mm offset. I probably plan on putting 225/45/16 tires on them.

I ran some calculation tests online on those wheel calculators and it said it will stick out 35 mm more than the stock wheels (205/55/15 tires on 15x7 +45mm offset)

Will these ROTA D154 wheels celica without modifications? I know they have a very low offset so I'm worried about them hitting my fenders when I go over a bump or something.

My celica is not lowered and is at stock ride height.

Thanks.

[jordisonjr]

Hi,

I also have a question about wheel fitment.

I'm looking at ROTA D154 wheels. The specs are 16"x 8" with +20 mm offset. I probably plan on putting 225/45/16 tires on them.

I ran some calculation tests online on those wheel calculators and it said it will stick out 35 mm more than the stock wheels (205/55/15 tires on 15x7 +45mm offset)

Will these ROTA D154 wheels celica without modifications? I know they have a very low offset so I'm worried about them hitting my fenders when I go over a bump or something.

My celica is not lowered and is at stock ride height.

Thanks.

You'll likely hit the fenders with that offset, if you're not rolling them.
I ran 18x8+38, 225/40/18, lowered on tien s techs (so about an 1.4" in the rear) and i would rub the slightest bit over lager dips, without rolled fenders.

you really don't NEED to go with that wide of a wheel/tire. If you're not doing any racing (im assuming) like autocross or something similar, and you don't want to roll your fenders, 8" wide isn't necessary. Sure, it looks better, but you're pretty limited if you want to have a flush fitment without rolling the fneders. The two kind of contradict each other.