Wheel Fitment

[itssbrae_]

So I was gonna buy a pair of ESR wheels and not sure if they will fit and NEED HELP!

Set of brand new 19 inch ESR Glossy Black wheels off set 9, 9.5 +30, 5x114.3 bolt pattern mounted on brand new tires Lexani tires 225/45z/19 and 255/40z/19.

Do you think this will fit my 2020 Kia stinger Gt-line?

 

[ElChanclo]

Going from 26" to 27" OD the speedo will read 58 at 60mph, but the fronts are only 9mm further inset, so I say it'll fit.

Can't comment on going ET 46 to 30 on the rears tho. Fit? yes. Drive without issue? no sure.

 

[itssbrae_]

Going from 26" to 27" OD the speedo will read 58 at 60mph, but the fronts are only 9mm further inset, so I say it'll fit.

Can't comment on going ET 46 to 30 on the rears tho. Fit? yes. Drive without issue? no sure.

What should I do say that will fit and drive without issue

 

[Thomby]

What should I do say that will fit and drive without issue

To fix the diameter you'd just drop back from /40 profile to stock /35, or use Tire Size Calculator to find a similar size. Here's what ElChanclo was saying:



As for tuck/poke, my usual starting point is that the stock 8" +34 and 8.5" +46.5 will be flush with a 20mm spacer.
- For fronts, you've added 1" width, meaning 1/2" or 12.5mm further out than stock at the same offset, plus another 4mm from the lower +30 offset, or 16.5mm total. Should be pretty flush (there are lots of pictures of stock+20mm spacers around, it'll be very close to that).
- For rears, you've also added 1" so 12.5mm further out, but the +30 offset is 16.5mm less than stock, so 29mm (1.15") further out than stock which is pretty aggressive (to me the +20mm from stock is as far out as I'd want to poke).

Increasing your rear wheel offset by 10-15 would probably be a better fit, so something like +40, +45.

 

[blnewt]

I'd avoid Lexani tires, your Stinger deserves better