Hey, boostted, welcome to the forum. When you get a minute please update your profile re: car and locale.
Hopefully one of the other folks with 19s can confirm/deny, but you should have no problems on the back. The front may be tight, you may need a 5mm spacer.
If you're sourcing the wheels from a reputable source, make them put their reputation on the line and assure you of a no hassle refund or return if they don't fit. Even if someone on here says you're okay, what's the recourse if not?
Take care and enjoy the ride,
Greg
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Hey, boostted, welcome to the forum. When you get a minute please update your profile re: car and locale.
Hopefully one of the other folks with 19s can confirm/deny, but you should have no problems on the back. The front may be tight, you may need a 5mm spacer.
If you're sourcing the wheels from a reputable source, make them put their reputation on the line and assure you of a no hassle refund or return if they don't fit. Even if someone on here says you're okay, what's the recourse if not?
Take care and enjoy the ride,
Greg
I will update my profile as soon as I pick up the car tomorrow afternoon
As far as reputable source, I am buying them used so no return policy there, but I will be sure to test fit them before i buy them. I just wanted to see if they have a chance of even fitting so I dont have to waste my time.
I have 18's on mine and it is tight especially when you go with a wider tire as well. The question is not just will they fit but what type of effect will they have on your suspension. I'm afraid the that larger wheel/tire package will cause expensive problems down the road.
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