Can I put 19 inch tires on my 2021 Outback

Asked by Guru9DS7LB Nov 07, 2020 at 07:35 AM about the 2021 Subaru Outback Onyx Edition XT Crossover AWD

Question type: Car Customization

Can I put 19 inch tires on my 2021 Outback

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You sure can, just make sure the wheels will have the correct bolt pattern, offset and center hub diameter. You'll want to also purchase tires sizes 225/ 55 19

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I wouldn't. Does your onlyx have 17 or 18 currently? The best handling upgrade on 18" wheels is to go to 225/55VR18. It'll sit only 1/4" lower, but clearly handle better. Comparable 19" wheel would need 225/50VR19, which will be TOO stiff for the native sloppy, rolly suspension. Unfortunately the 2015+ STi thicker antiswaybar will NOT fit on the 2020+ Leg/OB, and there's no improved aftermarket part available yet...if ever! But 19's won't help you. Stiffer springs and struts will, but that's a crap shoot and of course pricey. 225/55R18 and even 225/60R17 are fine improvements over stock, but it's the swaybar that REALLY improves handling. You'll also probably bend 19" wheels, so save yourself the heartache, eh?

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