First time buying aftermarket wheels. Some setup and fitment questions

[JRedMKV]

Hey guys. I know there's probably been a million other threads asking about wheel fitment but this is my first time buying aftermarket wheels, so I really just wanted to ask about this specific setup that I'm looking into. I found a "Like New" set of BC Forged EH184's with tires off Facebook Marketplace for a pretty good deal. The tires have roughly 5k miles on them. The specs are below:

Fronts: 19x9.5 +22 wrapped in 275/35/19 Michelin PSS
Rears: 19x11.5 +38 wrapped in 305/30/19 Michelin PS4S

Currently I'm running the OEM 19" wheels, stock 255 fronts and 275 rear tires, 13mm spacers in front and 15mm spacers in rear, and stock suspension as well. With this new setup I'd remove the spacers because I don't want the tires extending past the fender. The few questions I have:

• Has anyone tried running a similar setup and encountered any rubbing? I'm on stock suspension right now but will most likely be lowering the car in the near future
• Is 11.5 too wide for the rears? Everyone I've seen typically will run no wider than 11, however I know 305 tires will fit fine in the rear but just wanted to make sure
• Does the difference in sidewall height between front and rears matter?
• The set comes with TPMS sensors installed. Once I put on the new wheels, how do you perform the TPMS reset in the car?

I appreciate any help! Just looking for that last bit of reassurance before dropping the cash. Thanks in advance guys!

Hi there. I have BC FORGED wheels and the proper Supra setup is this, according to BC FORGED.

Specs:
Wheels: 19x9.5 +22 fronts and 19x11 +35 rears
My tires: 275/30/19’s and 305/30/19’s.

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[B58_ hwAyaq]

I run 275/35/19s up front with no issues. 19x9.5 +25
Stock suspension

I’ve heard that this tire may run if lowered and driven hard, but I don’t plan on lowering any time soon. I drive hard and have no issues with rubbing.

Can’t speak to the rears.

 

[Phantomx]

I’m running ADV1 19x10 in the rears with a 25 offset. 38 with that wide a wheel just double check inner clearance between wheel and strut.

I highly recommend 1010tires.com offset calculator this will help A lot of people here. Here is a screen shot of those measurements with those offsets and what that will do on the car

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