Rear Tire

[Chief04]

Hello I am new and been reading a few different post but none to really anserw what im looking for!
I have an 2012 Infiniti M37 and i want to put staggered 22's, but was told if i use a 22x10.5 that i will have to make modifcation to the fenders?
i want to do 22x9 on a 245/35/22 with 30 offset and rear 22x10.5 on a 285/25/22 with 42 offset! Open to any suggestions! Thank you

[Larz]

Consider this. Your car was designed to perform best with up to 20" wheels. Anything more will place stress on suspension, brakes, etc that could end up causing pre-mature failure of those areas. It might look great to the eye, but cold cost you gobs of cash over time. If your car has any remaining warranty left, that will be voided for anything related to the wheel change. I recommend anyone planning on increasing the wheel size over the factory spec to read this article first:
http://money.cnn.com/2004/12/15/pf/auto ... ig_wheels/
Having said that, if you still want to proceed, I recommend this site:
https://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp
It allows you to post the factory specs on the left and your proposed changes on the right. Then it tells you the result of those changes. You can play with offset, tire size and wheel size and see the changes immediately before you buy anything.

[Chief04]

Thanx! i have checked the link out but it does not really tell me if i have to roll fenders or not. i know the 10.5 will work but not if it work properly

[DRM56]

Hello my friend. I have a 2011 m56s with staggered 22s and I did not have to roll the fender with the 22x10.5 in the rear. I have 42 offset in the rear and 35 in the front but to make it work I had to use a spacer because of the larger calipher on the sport model. Actually need a 38 offset in the front.

[DRM56]

Also my tire size is 265/30/22 in the front and 295/25/22 in the rear. You may want to lower the car some to take away the fender gap in the rear. Will post a pic soon