I have a 2012 Nissan maxima WOTHOUT the Bose system. I was wondering which rims (if any) will fit my car. I don't need new tires, just rims. Sorry I'm new to this.

 

lol i don't want to sound like an ***, but What does the Bose system have to do with wheels? And no, No wheels fit your car lmao.

 

Price range?
Factory 18s or 19s?

 

Because if it has the Bose system it is a sv which has different wheel size I believe. But thanks

 

^^ Just ignore comments like that man.

If you're replacing the stock wheels you can do most of your searching for just that. OEM's on ebay or even straight from Nissan. If you're looking for something aftermarket then that's where it'll get more involved and you'd need to do research on those specific wheels. Hope this helps!

 

Just "joshin" with you. First thing you should do is check out the "7thgenwheelmegathread." Lots and lots of different style,size wheels.

 

So you're saying... you just need a new set of 18x8s? You should be okay with whatever size 18 wheel you want as long as you're near stock specs (18x8, offset 50mm). If you want the wheels to flush out a bit, you want an offset of about 30mm front, 25mm rear at an 8in wheel width.

 

I'm looking at a set now that I really like. Think these would fit on the stock tires? Touren TR9 Matte Black Wheel 18x8 Boltpattern 5x4.25& 5x4.5 ( 5x108 & 5x114.3 ) Offset 40 Hub Bore 72.62 Partnumber 3190-8814MB. The specs seem to all fit. I just wanna make sure before I buy them, and I don't want any damage to the tires.

 

They'll fit the stock tires, no problem, since they're same specs as the stock 18s (18x8, 5x114.3 lug pattern). The issue is if you really want that fitment, that offset of 40, which honestly is modest and should be okay, might even improve your handling a bit (as you're pushing the wheels out 10mm). This simple tool can be really helpful:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel...ulator#Results

Consider getting center bore spacers/hub centric rings as well so your wheel isn't just sitting on the lugs. I never trusted just doing that, honestly. Plastic ones are okay and shouldn't stick to the hub or your wheel (aluminum, I've heard, can fuse onto either over time). Just make sure those wheels are torqued and retorqued again until the bore spacer sits flush. So basically, you'd be looking for rings with measurements 72.62mm to 66.06mm.

Anyway, good luck! Don't forget to post pics if you decide on those wheels!