Ioniq 5 n rims

[Drg24]

Does anyone know if 20” rims could be fitted on the Ioniq 5 N?

 

[Jordan23]

They fit nicely, might need a spacer for caliper clearance. It has at most a 1/4" clearance off the face of caliper and a good 1/2" all around. Quite a bit more efficient on 255 tires.

 

[Drg24]

Amazing, thank you!
Contemplating an aftermarket set which might not be quite so aero…

 

[Jordan23]

Also, the stock wheel and tire weight is 65lbs according to my scale.

 

[Drg24]

Not sure how much difference this is going to make to 2.2 tonnes…

 

[Drg24]

They fit nicely, might need a spacer for caliper clearance. It has at most a 1/4" clearance off the face of caliper and a good 1/2" all around. Quite a bit more efficient on 255 tires.View attachment 24917

Do you have any more photos? Was the ride or handling noticeably different??

 

[Jordan23]

The tires were quite a bit quieter, Michelin primacy tour I believe. Definitely much better over bumpy roads. Stiffens up nice with the sport suspension and handles pretty decent for a narrower less grippy tire. Would recommend 20" if driving a lot!

 

[Triumvph]

The tires were quite a bit quieter, Michelin primacy tour I believe. Definitely much better over bumpy roads. Stiffens up nice with the sport suspension and handles pretty decent for a narrower less grippy tire. Would recommend 20" if driving a lot!

Very interesting. TY for sharing!

 

[Onehp]

They fit nicely, might need a spacer for caliper clearance. It has at most a 1/4" clearance off the face of caliper and a good 1/2" all around. Quite a bit more efficient on 255 tires.View attachment 24917

3mm clearance to caliper is typically enough. So the above it without spacers?

 

[Jordan23]

3mm clearance to caliper is typically enough. So the above it without spacers?

Correct, no spacers.

 

[nürburgring]

Weight of the rims is also an interesting topic:

What I gathered so far:

Stock N wheels - 21 x 9,5J ET45 = 14,5kg
NPerformance Dymag - 21 x 9,5J ET45 = 9,9kg
NPerformance Braid - 20 x 10,5J ET40 = 12,4kg

 

[Drg24]

19” too extreme/ won’t fit?

 

[bdawg16]

How much more efficient are the 20's? Am thinking of doing the same thing...

They fit nicely, might need a spacer for caliper clearance. It has at most a 1/4" clearance off the face of caliper and a good 1/2" all around. Quite a bit more efficient on 255 tires.View attachment 24917

How much more efficient are the 20s? Am thinking of doing the same thing.

 

[JoaoMGH]

Hello,
Since u have Changed the rims and the tires, have u had any problems with the e-dif?? because with a diferent total diameter of the wheel it may happen.
I want to do the same thing because for 21" rims its dificult to find good trackday semi slicks, but i am worried it Will mess around with the e-dif.
Thanks, best regards to all.

 

[i_twenty_N]

You guys need 265 tires on 19 or max 20 wheels.

 

[JoaoMGH]

???? Sorry i dont undestand

 

[JoaoMGH]

I want 20" rims for more choice of semi slicks, even if i have to Change the tire size. For 21" rims i could ONLY find Michelin CUP 2.
The car is heavy and the load index is quite limiting.
But diference in total diameter may mess around with the e-dif i think, maybe not on normal day to day driving condition, but on racetracks the e-dif is put to work quite more.

 

[i_twenty_N]

Why? As long as you keep dimension ratio same as stock. If Ioniq N is equipped with same width and series of tires for front & rear, there shouldn't be issues if you keep that ratio.

 

[JoaoMGH]

That's exactly my point, when changing to a 20" rim it's Impossible to keep the same ratio, i've searched every tire manufacturer, not possíble, it's always going to have lower diameter, wich means less tire revolutions per km. If the e-dif has a defined parameter according to tire diameter it may be a problem, i think. That's why owners manual states that when changing tires, keep it with the same size.

 

[i_twenty_N]

You don't understand, only ratio between front and rear. Doesn't matter 16 or 30 inch wheels.