can you fit 4 stock supra wheels+tires in a supra?

as the title really anyone tried? looking for some temporary ones but there all 150+ miles away and wont post:(

cheers, Brett

16's yes, 17's no

With you in the car yourself and nothing in the boot i would say yes. Take the spare wheel out before you set out though

Hell yeah. I took 4 wheels/tyres and a trolley track, and a crate of tools in my supra to go on a drifting day

Don't bank on having any passengers though!

16's yes, 17's no

Whats the difference? Surely they have the same rolling rad?

16's yes, 17's no

That makes no sense whatsoever

surely if he's looking at wheels AND tyres the rolling radius of said combination would always be the same regardless of wheel size?

EDIT: beaten to it by Scotster

mine didnt, but 16's did, just talking from experiance

the 17's are usually wider (mine had 275tyres), thus less space, doesent matter if they are same rolling rad or not

Yes, but it's tight (with UK 17's)!

Didn't know the were wider, also didn't know 275's would go on stock.

Living and learning.

Still think i could manage it with the spare and tools taken out as long as there was no passenger.

i fitted my 19x12" and 19x9.5" plus a big box of my hks suspension all in my supra but had to lose the spare wheel, thats when i took i down to TDI

back seats down, three laying down in the boot / back seat area, and the 4th went behind the passenger seat for me

EDIT I am actually talking about TYRES here before anyone says anything

Didn't know the were wider, also didn't know 275's would go on stock.

 

Living and learning.

 

Still think i could manage it with the spare and tools taken out as long as there was no passenger.

Would make no difference imo as the extra width (if any) would be negligible.

I'd take his word over mine however as I've never actually done it

Take out your spare and boot board beforehand, take a pump, let the tyres down on the ones you are picking up.

Take out your spare beforehand, take a pump, let the tyres down on the ones you are picking up.

Cept one in case you need it as a spare

That way no pump needed

You can get a set of 16/17/18/19 inch wheels and tyre's in a supra pretty easy (done all of them in my supe):

Front one in the boot, a rear and a front on each rear seats (one in at an angle) and another rear on the front seat

Just make sure you have plenty of carpet/heavy packing material to protect the body panels, and make sure that wheel on the front seat is strapped in!!

I managed 4 17" wheels and my misses in the car it was a little bit tight. Managed to get the 2 fronts in the boot and the 2 rears upright on the rear seats.

cheers guys:thumbs:

Was it on here I read about an Elise owner with a flat ?

He put the space saver spare on, then found out he had nowhere to put the wheel he'd just taken off except the front seat...which was occupied by his wife.

Was it on here I read about an Elise owner with a flat ?

He put the space saver spare on, then found out he had nowhere to put the wheel he'd just taken off except the front seat...which was occupied by his wife.

Thats so strange it can only be true lol

i got 4 17s inc tyres in. took out the boot thing and the spare. then put a front where it was. another front and a rear in the back with the seats folded down. then the other rear on the passenger seat.