Handling over 15s/16s is way better because of having less sidewall. Price is WAY better over 19s as tires for 20s cost a lot less than on 19s.

Little to no potholes haha. Better handling sounds nice though! Are 20'* that much more expensive than the 15'* I have?

Tires for a 20 will be more expensive than tires for a 15 yes.

Will it be outrageous? Like I can get junkyard 15'* for $20 each with no dry-rot and 75% tread left.

Compared to that it will be outrageous. I'd say a set of four is around $600 new.

depends where you get them from
there are some pretty good deals online
as for junk yard, you wont see much there.. well i dont here lol mostly 15 up to 17 max

but yeah do NOT go for 19s, hard to find what you want & too expensive
20s are alot cheaper than 19s

I checked the Tire Rack and the 19'* were expensive, but not THAT bad. Maybe the sticker shock from buying 18'* is making me less sensitive to the pricing. Looks like replicating the wheel and tire package from the concept would run about $1500 +.

I love the grills. Looks much more high end than the black plastic ones on the production version.

And, for what it is worth, I think 20'* will handle worse than 19'* or 18'*. Much more unsprung weight, I would guess. And sidewall flex is not always a bad thing. Flex in the sidewalls allows the steering to talk to you more as the tire approaches the limits of its adhesion.

Looks also like the ride height is also lower than the stock. Maybe an inch of so. Anyone else think so?

i dunno looks the same to me, someone mentioned the rims are a little bigger so maybe that could be it?

Especially from the back...