Vitamin-SC

I did a search and found alot of info but none real specific I want to run a 275 35 18 on the rear of my SC with stock set-up 9" rim 38 mm offset I 245-40 18 front 8" 38 mm I see many and hear of many with 265 rear-@45 Front But I haven't seen any 275's , but I know the out-there any input will be appreciated should I be ok the 275 gets me closer to the stock tire overall diameter
Help
Ou yeah Yes I did search and got a little info
But thats old news
Greg\
Pics to come

gadgetSC

275/35/18 should keep you close to stock diameter. Might have to do some fender mods though.






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bigdaddyrobb

rollin rollin rollin keep the sc fenders roillin....
Yup youre gonna need to roll the fenders. I tried without rolling and my fenders ended up shaving down my sidewall.

got_trd

I have 275's on my car. I know 2 other people running 275's, and one running 285's... None of us have problems. How low is your car?

CP_Ree

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I have a 285/35 on the rear and 245/40 up front. They only rub over really hard turns and huge bumps. I haven't rolled the fenders yet, and my car is lowered about 2-2.5 inches. You having a 9 inch wheel will help a little also in the rear because I think mine would easily clear with that extra 1/4 inch. I don't think you'll have to roll anything in the rear, maybe the front if you mind it rubbing occassionally.

Vitamin-SC

My car has stock set-up not lowered at all got a del on a set of niito extreme 555 245-40-18 front & 275-35 18 for rear Ive seen alot with 265's in rear with more than major room to spare as soon as the rims get out the paint shop I post pics & result
Greg
Oh yeah whats involved in fender rolling is it expensive ,will it require any painting or body work meaning repainting ect.