? about tire size
#2
There won't be any issues in terms of fitment and having adequate room in the rear wheel well. The problem is that the size is way too big for the rear in terms of sidewall. Compared to stock tire sizes, the diameter will be 1.6 in. greater, sidewall height will increase by 0.8 in., and where you'll see the greatest detractor to this particular size is the revolutions per mile, with a decrease of 40 compared to stock. What this means is that you'll be going 56 MPH when your speedometer reads 60 MPH.
A more appropriate size that many have gone with is 275/35. While you may be getting a good deal, it just isn't the proper upsize for this car.
A more appropriate size that many have gone with is 275/35. While you may be getting a good deal, it just isn't the proper upsize for this car.
#6
Driver School Candidate
I just got 275/35 and think it was a better choice than the 30. I'd rather be 2 percent larger diameter than 2 lower which were the choices. It fills out all the remaining space though, without fender work 40 might rub.
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