I NEED WHEEL N' TIRE SIZE HELP PLEASE!!!
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I NEED WHEEL N' TIRE SIZE HELP PLEASE!!!
I'm wanting to get billet specialties wheels. I was wondering if I can go 18x10 all the way around, if not, maybe I"ll do 18x9 all the way around. 2 questions,
1.) if I go 18x9, what size nitto tires do I exactly need, what backspacing should I get with the wheel?
2.) if I go 18x10, what size nitto tires do I exactly need, what backspacing should I get with the wheel?
Thanx in advance, Mikie
1.) if I go 18x9, what size nitto tires do I exactly need, what backspacing should I get with the wheel?
2.) if I go 18x10, what size nitto tires do I exactly need, what backspacing should I get with the wheel?
Thanx in advance, Mikie
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Re: I NEED WHEEL N' TIRE SIZE HELP PLEASE!!!
i really cant help, but do you want your 18" tires to be as tall as the factory tires, or do you want them to be taller?
and what kind of BS's are you getting, sounds cool
and what kind of BS's are you getting, sounds cool
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Re: I NEED WHEEL N' TIRE SIZE HELP PLEASE!!!
18x9 with 275-35-18
18x10 with 285 or 295/35-18 are your best bets.
Probably about a +45/+55 offset up front and +60 on the rear.
Let me know if I can help.
Oh ya, if you want Nittos...youll have to do the 275/285 combo like I have.
18x10 with 285 or 295/35-18 are your best bets.
Probably about a +45/+55 offset up front and +60 on the rear.
Let me know if I can help.
Oh ya, if you want Nittos...youll have to do the 275/285 combo like I have.
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Re: I NEED WHEEL N' TIRE SIZE HELP PLEASE!!!
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Xsta Z 28:
<strong> I'd say stay away from a 10" wide rim for the front of the car.
275/35ZR18 will work great on a 9" wide wheel, and still be the same overall diameter as stock.
Offset, maximum of 50 mm. Which is stock for a SS wheel. </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I have 18x9 and 18x10 wheels and I feel 285/35's are perfect for the 10's but 275's are too wide for the 9's.. not like its unsafe but the tires "bow out" and (to me) look wrong.. for this reason I will be selling my two front tires and buying some 265/35/18's .. I heard from Lou at LG Motor that a smaller sized tire on the front is better anyways due to our cars oversteer.. anyways, i think it would look better on the sidewall.. JMO
<strong> I'd say stay away from a 10" wide rim for the front of the car.
275/35ZR18 will work great on a 9" wide wheel, and still be the same overall diameter as stock.
Offset, maximum of 50 mm. Which is stock for a SS wheel. </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I have 18x9 and 18x10 wheels and I feel 285/35's are perfect for the 10's but 275's are too wide for the 9's.. not like its unsafe but the tires "bow out" and (to me) look wrong.. for this reason I will be selling my two front tires and buying some 265/35/18's .. I heard from Lou at LG Motor that a smaller sized tire on the front is better anyways due to our cars oversteer.. anyways, i think it would look better on the sidewall.. JMO