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I know these will fit, but are they too weak? I don't want HELLAFLUSHNESS (I'm not the type that slams and gets huge wheels), but want a good looking stance. I hate that my stockers are so sunken in. Will these be sunken in as well?
I know these will fit, but are they too weak? I don't want HELLAFLUSHNESS (I'm not the type that slams and gets huge wheels), but want a good looking stance. I hate that my stockers are so sunken in. Will these be sunken in as well?
wike if you want a nice stance that would need to be +33 front and +35 rear. those will be sunken in. and with the 30 offsets you wont need to mod your fenders either.
wike if you want a nice stance that would need to be +33 front and +35 rear. those will be sunken in. and with the 30 offsets you wont need to mod your fenders either.
What about 19x10+8 in the rear with a 275. That's fender suicide, isn't it?
i wish i could answer that for you, but i wasnt even sure about what my 20's offsets were for sure.
the front was roughly a +32 20x8.5 225/35/20(should have gone 225/30)
rear was roughly a +35 20x10 245/35/20
eibach 250 springs on my is350
MV350...u seem to be the one with the answers and I am sure this has already been addressed but I am looking at 19X8.5 and 19X9.5 with offsets of +35. What would be the best size tires to get without modification/rubbing issues? I plan on BC coils as well with about a finger gap (daily driver). ANy help would be appreciated as I am deployed (US Air Force) and would like to purchase them before I come back to the states. Thanks man
235/35 rear 215/35 front you should be fly. might be able to run a 245/35 or 255/30 in the rear if you dont like the stretched look
Thanks for the quick response....yeah, definitely not a fan of the stretched look (just not my style) so 215 in the front (wld 225 big too big?) and 245, 255 rear...I like the "fat" rear tire so I might opt for the 255/30. Thanks again, I really do apprecite it
Thanks for the quick response....yeah, definitely not a fan of the stretched look (just not my style) so 215 in the front (wld 225 big too big?) and 245, 255 rear...I like the "fat" rear tire so I might opt for the 255/30. Thanks again, I really do apprecite it
from my understanding, running stretch tires is not a look but rather a necessity in order to run the most aggressive offset possible. the stretch will allow you to drive the car lower and turn without ripping out your fender.