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????stagger setup???? im about to get some eighteens on my car all the way around as of now i have 18/19 i have 40 series on the front and 30 series on the back with 18's the tire stagger size is always 40/35 wouldn't this make the rear tires look smaller? than the front with the rim being the same size my car is stock height.... any ideas or should i go 40/40 series tires all the way around if anyone has pics of a car stock height with a 40/35 setup or 40/40 please post pics or give me a suggestion i don't want to look like im riding on spare tires because the new rims are black........... 
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You might want to do some research on why tires have the numbers on them. You can have a 35 series tire that is taller than a 40 series tire because of the width. The first number on the sidewall is the width, the second is the size of the sidewall, (aspect ratio) it goes by a percentage of the width, the last number is your wheel size.
So if you're running a 255/40/X up front and a 315/35/x out back chances are the rear tire will be taller. Keep in mind some manufacturers run a bit smaller on sizes while others run bigger. The numbers SHOULD be right. Should.
edit - Also staggered size doesn't always refer to the wheel height, it often refers to the wheel width.
So if you're running a 255/40/X up front and a 315/35/x out back chances are the rear tire will be taller. Keep in mind some manufacturers run a bit smaller on sizes while others run bigger. The numbers SHOULD be right. Should.
edit - Also staggered size doesn't always refer to the wheel height, it often refers to the wheel width.
