Anyone driving on 22"
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The pic is funnyI say No. But it is your personal preference.
it may look like this.
I know what you mean hahaGo for 21". I think 22" might be too big for Ghibli.
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If you look carefully you may be able to spot some rubber around the alloys.
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I have the 20" wheels and they look nice and probably stretch the limits for driving in the Northeast/MidAtlantic states.
With good roads I think you can stretch the Ghibli to 21" ... but they really firm up the ride. My dealer advised me against the 21" unless using the car for a weekend pleasure vehicle.
With good roads I think you can stretch the Ghibli to 21" ... but they really firm up the ride. My dealer advised me against the 21" unless using the car for a weekend pleasure vehicle.
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Mine is running 20 inch vossens, I think given the roads (from what I can remember) in LA you could go to 21s without a problem; the deep concave does give a slight illusion of being smaller rims than the less concave from some angles. I don't find the ride firm at all on 20s, but then again I had a lowered MINI which was bone shakingly bouncy.
In terms of offset, from memory I went with 25mm at the front and 45mm at the rear as the rear ideally you would want to be 28mm but that's difficult with Vossen who only have 15,25,45 in the larger size rims. I think you should check you might be ok with 25mm in the rear, in the end I got 15mm spacers and the wheel sits correctly at the front and the rear with that.
20s + lowering is the look, the arches are quite big, lowering would help a bit to fill that gap up, I am waiting on someone to have skyhook compatible springs and then it's on like donkey kong.
In terms of offset, from memory I went with 25mm at the front and 45mm at the rear as the rear ideally you would want to be 28mm but that's difficult with Vossen who only have 15,25,45 in the larger size rims. I think you should check you might be ok with 25mm in the rear, in the end I got 15mm spacers and the wheel sits correctly at the front and the rear with that.
20s + lowering is the look, the arches are quite big, lowering would help a bit to fill that gap up, I am waiting on someone to have skyhook compatible springs and then it's on like donkey kong.
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