Baja Yaris

[YarMatey]

You may be able to get away with the amount of lift you’re putting on. I’m running 185/65r15s on stock steelies, which are 24.5” diameter, and have no issues with rubbing.

When I bought the tires they were originally mounted on Kia Rio wheels which were the same width but had a +36 offset instead of the stock +45 and I got rubbing over bad bumps where the fender attaches to the bumper. It’ll mainly be the fun trial and error in finding out what works best I think! Excited to see those beefy grabbers on there though!

[Maritime]

Originally Posted by YarMatey

You may be able to get away with the amount of lift you’re putting on. I’m running 185/65r15s on stock steelies, which are 24.5” diameter, and have no issues with rubbing.

When I bought the tires they were originally mounted on Kia Rio wheels which were the same width but had a +36 offset instead of the stock +45 and I got rubbing over bad bumps where the fender attaches to the bumper. It’ll mainly be the fun trial and error in finding out what works best I think! Excited to see those beefy grabbers on there though!

Good to know. I am just about to look at what my TireRack special alloys offset is to see if I need more. the wheels and tires were off my old 96 Civic hatch, I'v had them for 8 years now. Just lucky the Yaris could take the same slightly larger tire. Right now I have my winters in the same size on a set of mazda protoge steel wheels, know idea the offset on those either but they fit fine too.