18" Drag Radials?
18" Drag Radials? Hey guys, I want to get some 18" DR for my car current size is 275/35/18. Ill post a pic of the tires and rims so you can see how much room I have.
Thanks
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Last edited by Cold06; Jan 4, 2011 at 09:43 AM.
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If it's s 9.5 which I think it might be. I'd go with a 285/35/18
Personally tho, I've put a 305/35/18 on a 9.5 and it worked out Just fine.
But if it's a 10.5 man up and put at least a 305 or 315.
Personally tho, I've put a 305/35/18 on a 9.5 and it worked out Just fine.
But if it's a 10.5 man up and put at least a 305 or 315.
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