It's a classic, and the larger wheels/narrow sidewalls is the modern look (unfortunately; it's not great for the car). You don't need smaller tires, you need to raise the rear end. If you go much smaller on your tire profile you'll just be denting your rims every time you roll out.
@@mokicks2smith656 The same way you lower it. You would change out your rear springs or swap them for adjustable coilovers. At stock height, I would imagine the 460 would accommodate your 22s just fine. It looks like your car might be lowered, or maybe it's just time for new rear springs anyway. Your your fitment is right there. It's spot on. You just need a little something to keep that rear from rubbing. But I would be terrified of going to a more narrow sidewall. You're just asking for trouble. I'm just guessing... 🤔
@@madisonsinclair5123 Here I was, feeling like the car was still a bit too high, and then he complained about the tires rubbing. I guess different strokes for different folks lol
Is the 10.5 the original rim size on the LS? If not, maybe a 10 would be better on the rear but the car looks amazing on those wheels. I just looked at a 2011 with 76k miles for about 15,500 that I might get .
Tires look good, nice to see some meat on the tire and protect the rim a little bit. What size tire are those? 30 series or 35 series tires?
35
What size tires do you have on them?
It's a classic, and the larger wheels/narrow sidewalls is the modern look (unfortunately; it's not great for the car). You don't need smaller tires, you need to raise the rear end. If you go much smaller on your tire profile you'll just be denting your rims every time you roll out.
How would I raise it? I’ve never heard of that
@@mokicks2smith656 The same way you lower it. You would change out your rear springs or swap them for adjustable coilovers.
At stock height, I would imagine the 460 would accommodate your 22s just fine. It looks like your car might be lowered, or maybe it's just time for new rear springs anyway.
Your your fitment is right there. It's spot on. You just need a little something to keep that rear from rubbing. But I would be terrified of going to a more narrow sidewall. You're just asking for trouble.
I'm just guessing... 🤔
@@madisonsinclair5123 Here I was, feeling like the car was still a bit too high, and then he complained about the tires rubbing. I guess different strokes for different folks lol
Is the 10.5 the original rim size on the LS? If not, maybe a 10 would be better on the rear but the car looks amazing on those wheels. I just looked at a 2011 with 76k miles for about 15,500 that I might get .
you said 5x120, did you use adapters , the lexus is 5x114.3 factory ?
No adapters I was told these were 5x120 and they fit with no issues
The ls460 bolt pattern is 5x120 all others are 5x114.3
Wow that’s crazy, just looked I got 6 Lex and they for some strange reason changed just the LS to 5x120 haha sorry 😂
Is it lowered?
Tire size?
whats the full tire size?