CleverName

Pros:

1. Faster turn in
2. Appearance

Cons:

1. Rougher ride (shorter, less flexible sidewalls, higher pressures and less conformity)
2. Less scrub in the corners (Lower slip Angle)
3. Less feedback at the limits of adhesion (tires break traction with less warning)
4. Less rubber on the road in rough pavement (Less conformity as compared to a more "ballooned" tire)
5. Easily damaged rims
6. Heavier rims (higher unsprung weight)

Just a few...
Vince

calvin2376

iTrader: (2)

Yes, I have 225's all around. Why would that be, if the stock setup is staggered? The 18" ISPs I'm running were selected as an option when the car was new, so they came on the car when it was first delivered. Do ISPs not offer a staggered setup?

intellis

All 350's come with a staggered setup from factory. It sounds like the owner swapped out the rear wheels on you before you bought it (if you bought it used)

Do a search on here and you should find what you are asking.

Alantjai

I Got the 235/40/18 in the front, i like them better than the oem size 225

No rub with stock suspension and michelin ps3