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  1. mason@tirerack
    Or you can just ask the Tire Rack employee on this forum...ME!! :P
  2. mason@tirerack
    There are some fairly wide tires you can fit on the back only if you are willing to do the previously mentioned rolling of the fenders.
  3. mason@tirerack
    Hi there! This is Mason. Friendly neighborhood tire guy. Anyway, I just thought some of you SC430 owners living in snow prone areas would like to know that we have a Bridgestone winter tire that is SPECIFICALLY for the SC430 ONLY. It is a runflat that can only be sold to SC430 owners. If you have any questions, please let me know and I'd be glad to help. Gotta keep those cars on the road! Thanks! :)
  4. mason@tirerack
    Also...I can help too. Either email me or call me. I'm here to help! Thanks! :)
  5. mason@tirerack
    Hi there! What year LS400 do you have?
  6. mason@tirerack
    That is largely because the weight of the 20's is a TON more than the cars braking system was designed to handle. If you are upgrading brakes you can either put a Brembo kit on there, or even the Supra Twin turbo brakes I think.
  7. mason@tirerack
    The wheels should only be corroding if you are leaving brake dust baking on them and not washing them for long time periods, or if you are letting salt sit on them for long periods. All this is assuming that the wheels are clearcoated and such.
  8. mason@tirerack
    If you guys have any fitment inquiries that you need help with, just let me know and I'lltry my best to give the information. Heck, we have 4 IS300's here in the parking lot. :)
  9. mason@tirerack
    Gotta have good looking wheels while your driving with the top down! :D
  10. mason@tirerack
    Hi there! How many miles have your wheels been on there? The reason I am asking is that if there is any corrosion around the whee, or if the wheel is damaged, that may lead to the air leak problem. If the wheel is straight and corrosion-free, I don't believe that the wheel just being chrome is the cause at all. Let me know if I can help! :)
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