Whats the widest size rim that i can fit on the max, ive heard of 8.5" but can u go 9" wide w/o anything rubbing??????? im thinkin of gettin 19" by 8.5" but i can get it in 19" by 9" for the same price.

 

nice! those r gonna be some PHAT rims and tires if you can get them to fit!

 

yeah i know thats if i get them to fit, i know 20" will fit but i dont know how wide i can go, i can get the 9" wide for the same price as the 8.5" wide, so why not go for 9", but i need to know if they can fit, doesnt any1 have any info on this matter????

 

9" will fit 8.5 will fit 255 wide tire will fit, so long as you get the right offset, say 39mm to 35 mm.

 

someone has x 9.5 wheels on his 5th gen. ill look for the post

 

i was wrong. its not a 5th gen. its a 4th gen.

his name is Kanaka
he has 17 x 9.5 rims with 265/40/17 Kumhos

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=114540

 

so your sayin 19by9 wide rim will fit on the max, the tire is not my main concern as long as it doesnt rub due to its large width. and sorry to sound dumb but i dont know too much about explanations on rims and tires so can u please explain to me exactly what u mean my offset? i think u mean how think the tire will be but im not sure, im goin down to atleast 19/255/35,, maybe even 30 if thats what u meant, heres what the rims look like...
http://www.uniqueautosports.com.au/i...MVC-001F_6.JPG

 

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=120190

offset it how far off center the lugs are from the center of the rim.

 

sweet im pretty sure that a zero offset alone would work, the only thing now is that i feel like and idiot since i knew what that meant just coulndt think of it at the time, havent used those terms 4ever.

 

you tires could rub, or they good stick out past the wheel wells which looks really shi tah. Either way I suggest you really use the search function and do some research before you make a purchase.

 

A zero offset will suck...the offset you want is 35mm-39mm asuming you want the flush look with the fenders...With a 9" wide wheel you don't really want to run less than a 245 and a 255 should be good again with these offsets. 255 is the width of the tire, 35 is the aspect ratio of the sidewall compared to the width (meaning it's 35% tall of the total width of 255)...35 will be fine.

 

does he want -35 to -39 or just 35-39?

 

Considering there is no such thing as 35-39 He wants anything between 35 and 39mm meaning 35mm, 36mm,37mm, 38mm,39mm, not to say others wount work or don't look good but thats the range I think he should stick within.

 

no no, i meant does he want positive or negative?

 

im not expert at thise but im pretty sure that he meant negative so the rims would be in flush with the fenders, that would look sick, but the only problem that im thinkin that id have with that is the harsh reality of curb checks...