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pics of the rear. I like the look from the back, just not the side lol (coils would def fix it) But i also know i want the meatty look. Was thinking of 265/30 F 275/30R Any thoughts?
Last edited by timherb20; Jan 15, 2016 at 12:24 PM.
pics of the rear. I like the look from the back, just not the side lol (coils would def fix it) But i also know i want the meatty look. Was thinking of 265/30 F 275/30R Any thoughts?
The front size is good but I don't think 275 will look good, it'll look more stretched than the front, if you're running 265 up front you need at least 295 or more. If you want to run 275 rear then you have to run smaller up front 245-255. Maybe a 255/30 front and 285/30 rear would be good.
What sizes are on the wheels now?
Last edited by Miami-SC; Jan 15, 2016 at 02:08 PM.
If you want a meaty look you have to run a 35 series tire because the 30 series is not tall enough. I'm running 275/35/19 in the rear and 245/35/19 upfront. Here's a pic of my tires with a 35 series.
I would do a 255/35 or 245/40 front and 285/35 or 275/40 rear. I and debating this set up now
I would stay away from a 40 series. I ran 275/40 and I chewed that tire up! Had to roll, pull and flare the fenders to not run and even still it rubbed on the well.
Miami-sc is right, don't run a 40 series. I been running a 40 series for winter tires, and they are to tall and a rub all the time. Stick with a 35 series tire.
