Here's Kitacam with its new wheels....
Fondmetal from Italy...17-7J, 42mm offset
Fondmetal from Italy...17-7J, 42mm offset
The Camry's new wheels
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Rand...hereyahgo...a stock photo...it was sold by Discount Tire 10 years ago, but no longer....
It was available in 16 and 17", in 4 and 5 bolt patterns, and in a variety of offsets, from 35 to 42mm...
I didn't set out looking for these but glad I found them...I think they go well with the "staid" plane vanilla Camry...
I got these used but in excellent condition, and were sold as a set of five, which appealed to me...nice to have a spare of a rim no longer available new...
I got these used but in excellent condition, and were sold as a set of five, which appealed to me...nice to have a spare of a rim no longer available new...
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They look really sharp on the car, good choice 
and a glam shot...
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Nice wheels 
I don't mean this as criticism, only giving my opinion but I really, REALLY think, you need to lower the car - a gap between the top of the tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch is acceptable on a standard car, and de rigeur on any kind of truck or 4x4. But for a normal road car, with aftermarket alloys its just crying out to be lowered!
Not hellaflush scraping the floor, thats impractical, but low enough that it doesn't look like you put alloys on your Mums car.
I don't mean this as criticism, only giving my opinion but I really, REALLY think, you need to lower the car - a gap between the top of the tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch is acceptable on a standard car, and de rigeur on any kind of truck or 4x4. But for a normal road car, with aftermarket alloys its just crying out to be lowered!
Not hellaflush scraping the floor, thats impractical, but low enough that it doesn't look like you put alloys on your Mums car.Did you clone away a building in the background (not well) or is it just me? 
I actually think those wheels do not look too bad on that car. You need to find some Toyota center caps for it now, though.
I actually think those wheels do not look too bad on that car. You need to find some Toyota center caps for it now, though.Originally Posted By: Olas
Nice wheels
I don't mean this as criticism, only giving my opinion but I really, REALLY think, you need to lower the car - a gap between the top of the tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch is acceptable on a standard car, and de rigeur on any kind of truck or 4x4. But for a normal road car, with aftermarket alloys its just crying out to be lowered!
Not hellaflush scraping the floor, thats impractical, but low enough that it doesn't look like you put alloys on your Mums car.
I don't mean this as criticism, only giving my opinion but I really, REALLY think, you need to lower the car - a gap between the top of the tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch is acceptable on a standard car, and de rigeur on any kind of truck or 4x4. But for a normal road car, with aftermarket alloys its just crying out to be lowered!
Not hellaflush scraping the floor, thats impractical, but low enough that it doesn't look like you put alloys on your Mums car. Originally Posted By: cchase
Did you clone away a building in the background (not well) or is it just me?
I actually think those wheels do not look too bad on that car. You need to find some Toyota center caps for it now, though.
I actually think those wheels do not look too bad on that car. You need to find some Toyota center caps for it now, though. Thanks...I can't wait for the new tread to come...got 215/55 to replace the 225/50 on them now...they will fill the fender-well a bit and that will be nice...
Those look really good on that car. However, they don't stick out properly beyond the fender's edge!
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