Max Rolling Diamter Difference From Stock
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Max Rolling Diamter Difference From Stock
I'm planning on getting some wheels. Specifically some Vossen wheels.
Current looking at 20x9 for front and 20x10.5 for rear. The tires are 245/35/20 and 285/30/20 Continental DWS. The diameter of the 4 new tires are about the same. However, it is 3.3% different from stock. Is this gonna caused any problem with the AWD system?
I'm ready to order now. Just making sure that it's not a problem.
Current looking at 20x9 for front and 20x10.5 for rear. The tires are 245/35/20 and 285/30/20 Continental DWS. The diameter of the 4 new tires are about the same. However, it is 3.3% different from stock. Is this gonna caused any problem with the AWD system?
I'm ready to order now. Just making sure that it's not a problem.
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However, the continental does not offer 295/25/20 in the DWS. I can, however, get the DW. Any difference between the two tires?
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Okay, that's what I'm afraid of. But I thought as long as the 4 tires overall diameter is the same, it should be fine.
I'll just get the DW tires with 245/30/20 and 295/25/20. I'll have snow tires or use the stock runflats.
My stock wheels are 225/50/17 btw.
I'll just get the DW tires with 245/30/20 and 295/25/20. I'll have snow tires or use the stock runflats.
My stock wheels are 225/50/17 btw.
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Alright. I wasn't quite comfortable going with such low profile tires on the 20s. Especially when I have to do a 600miles round trip to Montreal. Montreal streets are not that friendly.
I went with 19" wheels instead and tires size are 245/35/19 and 285/30/19.
I went with 19" wheels instead and tires size are 245/35/19 and 285/30/19.
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Nick, will you have any problems with rubbing? Did you do any modifications for those 19's to fit?
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The wheels are just ordered. Won't be in until at least next week. It's funny because after I ordered it, the forecast is 6-10" of snow for today and tomorrow. So I think winter is still sticking around. The wheels won't go on until probably mid March earliest. I will also have BCR coilovers install at the same time.