18X10.5 Which size will fit?
05-19-2004, 06:54 PM
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18X10.5 Which size will fit? Hey im looking at buying some black ZO6 rims from discount tire and was gonna run 18X10.5 front and rear. My question is what ones do I run on the front and rear regarding offset? Heres the link regarding the ones Discount tire sells.
05-19-2004, 09:27 PM
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These are the different sizes they are offered in my question is which ones to get to give me the best fitment?
18X10.5 5-120.65 58C
18X10.5 5-120.6558BM
18X10.5 5-120.65 58C
18X10.5 5-120.6558BM
18X10.5 5-120.65 58C
18X10.5 5-120.6558BM
18X10.5 5-120.65 58C
18X10.5 5-120.6558BM
05-20-2004, 05:26 AM
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I'm sorry, I thought you were asking about tires, although now that I read it again, it says nothing about tires, lol. I am getting 18x10.5 +58 all the way around. I have a 12 bolt with 3" studs in the rear, so I can safely run a small spacer if I have to.
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05-20-2004, 01:16 PM
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All four wheels you show have a 58 mm offset, the differences are colors . . .
A 58 mm will fit, although if available a smaller offset would look nicer, as stated a spacer can be used.
As for tires a 275/35ZR18 or a 285/35ZR18 all around more than likely will be your best bet. The 275's would be OEM height, where the 285's will be just a tad taller.
A 58 mm will fit, although if available a smaller offset would look nicer, as stated a spacer can be used.
As for tires a 275/35ZR18 or a 285/35ZR18 all around more than likely will be your best bet. The 275's would be OEM height, where the 285's will be just a tad taller.
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
All four wheels you show have a 58 mm offset, the differences are colors . . .
A 58 mm will fit, although if available a smaller offset would look nicer, as stated a spacer can be used.
As for tires a 275/35ZR18 or a 285/35ZR18 all around more than likely will be your best bet. The 275's would be OEM height, where the 285's will be just a tad taller.
A 58 mm will fit, although if available a smaller offset would look nicer, as stated a spacer can be used.
As for tires a 275/35ZR18 or a 285/35ZR18 all around more than likely will be your best bet. The 275's would be OEM height, where the 285's will be just a tad taller.
05-21-2004, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by rons 00z
how will 275's be taller than a 285? i thought that number is the width and the 35 part is the sidewall height.
