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2010 Altima Coupe 2.5s with 19" G37s rims *Help*

Okay so I just bought the 19" G37s rims for a steal and now I'm waiting on my oem g37s lug nuts to come in the mail. But my question is:

Will the 19" G37 rear wheel 19x9 with 245/40/19 fit in my rear wheel wells ? I'm stock height no springs, struts or body kit. Will I rub? Clearance? Will it hit shock tower or rub springs? Stick out of the wheel well ?

Thanks in advance I was told by a couple people I have to put the g37s rears 19x9 in my front wheel wells.
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Anyone ? Btw I have Yokohama S.drive tires if that makes a differences.
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They should fit. I believe they are the same specs as the G35 Rays that I have and i have no issues at all even lowered.
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i know on 3rd gens u have to put the wider wheel up front, but not sure on 4th gen
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They should fit. I believe they are the same specs as the G35 Rays that I have and i have no issues at all even lowered.
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i know on 3rd gens u have to put the wider wheel up front, but not sure on 4th gen
And yea I think the two people who told me have 3rd gen Altima sedans or one has a 3rd and other has 4th gen sedan
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