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In theory, you can use a wide set of different tyre widths on rims.
Depending on how you want it to look, streched or balooned.
It is fully possible to use 225 in the rear, but you rims edges are more proned to get damaged if you skrape a curbe or something. Usually the edges of the tyres lip are made to protect the rims. But they only work if you have the correct width tyre to match the rim.
For 8,5" wide rims, 245 or 255 are usually recomended.
Just google it. Streched is the first pic.
Balooned is the secod pic.
This is about the limited on streched and balooned, and 225 on 8" wide rims will not look that streched at all. But the tire will not cover the outside on the rim, like it does with the 255 stock tyres.
Just google it. Streched is the first pic.
Balooned is the secod pic.
This is about the limited on streched and balooned, and 225 on 8" wide rims will not look that streched at all. But the tire will not cover the outside on the rim, like it does with the 255 stock tyres.
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Thanks!
i tried googling it but wasnt sure if what i am seeing is right or wrong.
I'm using 235/40/18's on stock F-sport wheels for my winter setup. Tire Rack's website lists the RIM WIDTH RANGE and MEASURED RIM WIDTH for every specific tire. The latter is the recommended rim width for the tire.