22" x 10.5" rim will it fit
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with a 10.5" wide rim and the same factory offset of +42 you will probably rub the inside of your tires when turning, if not when driving straight as well.
Edit: The stock 20's are 20x7.5 with a 50 mm offset so with a 10.5" wide and +42 offset, you will be 30mm closer (1 1/4 inches) to the inside of the wheel well. I would recommend going with something under +42 offset - around +25 would be perfect for flush look and tire width of 275. I am looking to do the same next year but will probably only go to a tire size of 255 and rim width of 9 or 10"
Edit: The stock 20's are 20x7.5 with a 50 mm offset so with a 10.5" wide and +42 offset, you will be 30mm closer (1 1/4 inches) to the inside of the wheel well. I would recommend going with something under +42 offset - around +25 would be perfect for flush look and tire width of 275. I am looking to do the same next year but will probably only go to a tire size of 255 and rim width of 9 or 10"
Thanks Avishal
So what I was looking to to get was the Vossen CV3 22 x 10.5 and an offset of 30mm. Do you thing that will will work . What tires do you suggest I get.
Thank you!
http://www.elementwheels.com/prodimages/vossencv3gm.jpg
So what I was looking to to get was the Vossen CV3 22 x 10.5 and an offset of 30mm. Do you thing that will will work . What tires do you suggest I get.
Thank you!
http://www.elementwheels.com/prodimages/vossencv3gm.jpg
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You can use the following two links to figure out what combination works best.
Based on what I can tell, your 10.5" wide wheels with +30 offset would work just fine (should be flush to the outside - might stick out an extra few mm) and only 18mm less clearance on the inside - which is not too bad.
When looking at tire sizes, you wanna look at the following things for upsizing/wider tires:
1. Tires should not stretch over the wheels ... each wheel size has a minimum tire width. My guess is for a 10.5" wide rim, min tire width would be 265 or 275. While stretch looks work on some cars, they dont' work on SUV's as it reduces functionality and rolling diameter slightly.
2. Some sizes are rare or less popular and cost more and not available in some brands. Keep this in mind.
3. Functionality and ride quality will be compromised with lower sidewall (i.e. 35) 22" wheels are probably the largest you wanna go on this vehicle but keep in mind a 35 sidewall will make it easier to scratch your rims on curbs and damage rims on potholes, not to mention you will probably feel more bumps. I have 20" rims on my M35 with 35 sidewall and ride quality is only slightly compromised and I have to watch out for potholes a lot more. My guess is that with the soft ride quality setup on the QX60, you can get away with 35 sidewall but just be wary of potholes and road bumps.
I myself am planning on getting 20" wheels that are at least 9" wide for the summer (which is specifically why I didn't want to pay for the 20" wheels from infiniti because I rather have 18" winters for cheap tires and wide 20" summers - not the skinny ones you get from Infiniti)
Good luck with your search. I like your wheel selection - I myself prefer something with more spokes, but to each his own.
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1010TIRES.COM - Wheel Offset Calculator
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator/235-55R20/285-35R22/275-40R22/255-50R20
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Based on what I can tell, your 10.5" wide wheels with +30 offset would work just fine (should be flush to the outside - might stick out an extra few mm) and only 18mm less clearance on the inside - which is not too bad.
When looking at tire sizes, you wanna look at the following things for upsizing/wider tires:
1. Tires should not stretch over the wheels ... each wheel size has a minimum tire width. My guess is for a 10.5" wide rim, min tire width would be 265 or 275. While stretch looks work on some cars, they dont' work on SUV's as it reduces functionality and rolling diameter slightly.
2. Some sizes are rare or less popular and cost more and not available in some brands. Keep this in mind.
3. Functionality and ride quality will be compromised with lower sidewall (i.e. 35) 22" wheels are probably the largest you wanna go on this vehicle but keep in mind a 35 sidewall will make it easier to scratch your rims on curbs and damage rims on potholes, not to mention you will probably feel more bumps. I have 20" rims on my M35 with 35 sidewall and ride quality is only slightly compromised and I have to watch out for potholes a lot more. My guess is that with the soft ride quality setup on the QX60, you can get away with 35 sidewall but just be wary of potholes and road bumps.
I myself am planning on getting 20" wheels that are at least 9" wide for the summer (which is specifically why I didn't want to pay for the 20" wheels from infiniti because I rather have 18" winters for cheap tires and wide 20" summers - not the skinny ones you get from Infiniti)
Good luck with your search. I like your wheel selection - I myself prefer something with more spokes, but to each his own.
Post Pics when you have them!
1010TIRES.COM - Wheel Offset Calculator
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator/235-55R20/285-35R22/275-40R22/255-50R20
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awesome, looking forward to that, definitely let us know how it feels when driving
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Love the Vossens... looks good. What offset you went with?.. i wanna run 10.5 all round with CV4 on my 2014 Pathfinder..
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Looks great, especially on a white vehicle.
I went with +42 offsett
The shop recommended 285 35 R22. Its a perfect fit no rubbing at all. Even when I have the wheel all the way left or right.
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jb... i assume your wheel with is 9" and you running 285 without rubbing?
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at least if you do get close to rubbing there's always the option of getting spacers installed to take care of this.
I'm running 10.5" width rims. I wanted the wider tires. It looks better than the 9" width rims.
No need for spacers. The tires have enough clearance.
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Dammit now I'm considering 22's and 10" or 10.5" wide rims lol
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that's good to know.
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Hey jb1012
I am in the market for 22" too and doing my research.
Can you Please confirm if this is the size you got :
Tire : 285 35 R22
Wheels : 22" with 10.5" and +42offset?
And there is no rubbing at all?
Thanks
I am in the market for 22" too and doing my research.
Can you Please confirm if this is the size you got :
Tire : 285 35 R22
Wheels : 22" with 10.5" and +42offset?
And there is no rubbing at all?
Thanks
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