Luk3
Well-Known LVC Member
I'm trying to find pics of LS's on 19s that are not lowered. I'm just wondering if its going to sit too high?
I feel I’ve owned enough of these, and there is enough interest among the community that I wanted to get this “database” sort of speak, going that explains which wheels fit, with what equipment, and of course their specs. Rolling has a similar thread going but I wanted this one to be specific to OEM/OEM style Jag wheels because…well… I’m biased LOL. I love Jag wheels because they allow us to upgrade the looks of our cars without taking away from the classy/luxurious/ stock look of the LS. Hope this can help someone and eliminate the need for any new “will these jag wheels fit?” threads.
Senta Wheels (From 09 XF)
***Originally came equipped on Jag vehicles with 8.5” fronts and 9.5” rears. THE REARS WILL NOT FIT. You need 4 Fronts, 8.5”s all around. Replicas were also available from usarim.com, 8.5”s all around, but currently out of stock. ***
Size: 20x8.5
Offset: 49
Tire: 245/35
Equipment:
OEM Sport Struts
Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Springs
* Minor rubbing at full lock and major dips.
*Others have used 245/30’s and 255’s. Maybe they will Chime in with their experiences.
Stock Height:
Lowered:
Tucana Wheels ( From XJ8)
Specs:
Size—18x8
Offset—49
Tire—Currently using 225/45 front and 245/45 rear.
*Love the look in the front, not so much the rear. Too much sidewall, will be likely going with 255/40’s in the summer time.
Equipment:
OEM Sport Struts
Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Springs
It looks like the 19's actually raise the car up about an inch, I think an inch drop would be perfect.
A bunch of pics here of my 19"s on a not lowered ls.
http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=76374
It doesn't look bad. I agree it looks better lowered but I think I can live with it for a few months.
I did the calculation and with 245/40s I would be 2.01% bigger. On stock 16s now with 215/60 tires.
Made me feel better. What size tires are those?
It doesn't look bad. I agree it looks better lowered but I think I can live with it for a few months.
I did the calculation and with 245/40s I would be 2.01% bigger. On stock 16s now with 215/60 tires.
Stock Wheel and tire dimensions- 235/55/17
Suggested tire for 19's- 255/40/19
They come out to almost the same exact measurement.
Put those dimensions into a "tire size calculator" http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
They don't really raise the car
buying something?
Its amazing how much of a difference 1" can make (thats what she sad).
Stock tire size for the LS 17's is 235/50
255/40 is a lot of tire, especially if you want to be lowered, for the LS
My 2000 V8 sport, many years ago