Nash

I have a set of 22x9 and 22x10.5. I am lowered on tanabe about an inch and all fender mods have been done. Whats the best tire size to run with out stretching them a tone? Please don't tell me 22" are way to big and all this stuff, i just want to know about tire sizes? Thanks for the help.

lkapimp216

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225/30-22 & 245/30-22 or 255/30-22 the 245 is going to be a nice stretch but from experience unless you have weak offsets your going to need the clearance. I think the only people that make a 225/30-22 are Lexani and its usually on back order. Your going to need the functionallity of a stretched tire in the front or your going to have to cut the hell out of your front bumper bracket, I mean really cut it back and your going to risk tearing up your fenders while turning. having the sidewall stretched some will grant you more clearance while turning. Good luck post pics!

*Batman*

I thought you have to drop 5 for every inch you add to the wheel:
18s = 40s
19s = 35s
20s = 30s
22s = 25s stretched

lkapimp216

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I don t think they make those in a 25-22

IXI187IXI

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i ran 245/30/22 and i only had to notch a small part of the bracket for the bumper.

correct but no one makes a 245/25/22.

Nash

i ran 245/30/22 and i only had to notch a small part of the bracket for the bumper.

You ran this in the front, what about the rear? Was your wheels staggered?

IXI187IXI

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nah i ran a 22x8.5 38mm offset all around

Nash

Thinkn bout running a 235/30/22 and 255/30/22 if this is possible.

lkapimp216

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In theory those sizes are good but your running more aggressive widths than I was I was 8.5fr and 9.5 rr with pretty weak offsets lowered on tein h tech springs

Nash

Is that the tire sizes you were running on your asanti's with 8.5/9.5?

lkapimp216

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I had 245/30-22 and 285/25-30

Nash

Change of plans im thinking of running 245/30/22 and 255/30/22's. What you think?

lkapimp216

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I think the 245 on the front is going to make it harder to turn, go with a 235 or 225 would be even better