[Kiyoskia]

What do you think of putting the 20-inch CX-9 wheels on a 2018 Mazda3?

The offset of the stock 18-inch wheels is 50mm whereas the 20-inch wheels have an offset of 45mm, but otherwise I shouldn't encounter any problems, especially if I run 235/30/20 tires.

I'll check how much space I have left at full lock, as the stock tires are 8.5"x26" whereas the CX-9 tires are 9.3"x26".

 

[arathol]

What do those things weigh, about 35 lbs each without the tire? With tire nearly 60 lbs per corner......:surprise:
Might as well just toss out the anchor.

 

[minsanity]

What do you think of putting the 20-inch CX-9 wheels on a 2018 Mazda3?

The offset of the stock 18-inch wheels is 50mm whereas the 20-inch wheels have an offset of 45mm, but otherwise I shouldn't encounter any problems, especially if I run 235/30/20 tires.

I'll check how much space I have left at full lock, as the stock tires are 8.5"x26" whereas the CX-9 tires are 9.3"x26".

They'll fit.

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[Chazzy J]

I mean, if you're gonna do it, you may as well use these 20s. Got them on the wife's CX5. So hott.

https://mazdashop.ca/collections/wheels/products/mazda-m012-alloy-rims-matte-gunmetal-20

Gonna be damn close on protruding from the front fenders. They'll probably be flush with the rears though.

 

[Kiyoskia]

What do those things weigh, about 35 lbs each without the tire? With tire nearly 60 lbs per corner......:surprise:
Might as well just toss out the anchor.

I appreciate the information about the wheel weight, but you don't have to be so abrasive about it.

While I've seen that you're a wealth of knowledge about these cars, you're also much too abrasive to want to deal with on here. Go troll someone else's posts.

 

[arathol]

Nobody is being abrasive, just pointing out the obvious. :char090: