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I'm actually thinking of going down to 20 inch wheels. There are more choices for tires. They're cheaper also. I figure I can sell or trade my 21 inch rims. If anyone has any 20 inch rims, I would be interested. Thanks!!

Can you find a front grille guard with light mounts. Might not be a bad investment against the deer and moose also.

Are they 20 or 21 inch in diameter?

Here is what I have. The film that is in front of the cat is the driver’s side. Use a hair dryer to keep the film pliable. Also something to tuck the excess in. Like an old credit card or thin edged trim tool. Just take your time.

Would you happen to have any pictures of your setup??

Did you ever get it figured out? If not, I can send some pictures and give a little assistance.

Thanks!!! Thank you to all who helped me with this. I couldn't have done it without the advice and encouragement that everyone provided.

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https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?wheel1=245-35-19X9ET29&wheel2=255-35-19X9ET29&fcl=50mm&wcl=30mm&scl=50mm&sr=0mm Try this website. I always use it when buying aftermarket wheels for my vehicles. It helps by showing brake clearance along with a lot of other things.

Did you ever find out? If I remember right we had to have a different lug nut on our Fords. Our department was losing so many full size hubcaps that Ford did a one for one trade. The new lug nuts had a shoulder on them for the hub caps to fasten to.

They all look good!! I want to do this to mine. For me, it's more practical than appearance. I live out in the country and would like to have an all terrain tire setup. I had Falken Wildpeak A/T tires on my 21 Outback and really liked them. I work for our Coroner's Office and sometimes...

I think he's talking about which piece goes to which side. To me, the side with what I call, the larger curve goes to the outside. I believe this is the correct orientation. The picture with both of them has my cat on what would be the driver's side if I'm correct....... If I'm wrong, let me...

Did you ever get it figured out? I'm in the same boat you are, or were. My second set is supposed to be here today.

Just what the doctor ordered. I appreciate this very much! Thanks for your kindness and patience.

Thanks. I’m glad to hear you can cover the whole lens including the top. It sounds like I need to include some heat during the installation. I’ve tried before but couldn’t get the film to fold over and stick without any wrinkles.

? I can understand that. I'd like to do the tail lights, but I have to use my car for work. I'm the chief deputy coroner for my county. Between this and my 22 WRX, I already get enough grief. Yes, they're joking. You wouldn't happen to have a close up picture of the finished product by any...

I've heard that is the way to approach it. The film comes with no guidelines specific to the installation. I'm the guy that if I can see it, the light bulb comes on. Dimly, but it comes on. Thanks for the help. I have a heat gun. Sounds like I'll get to use it. I bought it a while back...

Hi, I am trying to install tint film on the fog lights of my 24 Explorer St-Line. I was wondering if anyone has done this and could offer some advice and pictures to help. I am using the pre-cut kit from Lamin-X. Thanks, Rick

I had the same issue. I don't see it as being a problem. Something I did different from the directions is on the mounting instructions for the front. Where the instructions say to remove the one nut from underneath, you actually have to remove two.

They probably work on blue colored explorers too. Ask the Michigan State Police.:D