tire size....
i have a dilema..
i need to know which tire would be best to run on a 18x9.5 rim...(for the rear)
215/35 or 225/35 or 215/40 or 225/40
i want to go as low as possible and my fenders are rolled...
if you need to know i'll be running 215/35 in the front with a 18x8.5 wheel...
just want some feed back please!!!
thanks!
i need to know which tire would be best to run on a 18x9.5 rim...(for the rear)
215/35 or 225/35 or 215/40 or 225/40
i want to go as low as possible and my fenders are rolled...
if you need to know i'll be running 215/35 in the front with a 18x8.5 wheel...
just want some feed back please!!!
thanks!
Oh, it's doable
, but 215/35 on 9.5 is definitely on the extreme side - requires big *****...lol. If you have a really low offset, running crazy camber, and STILL you need more clearance, then I'd do the 215/35.
The same size tires on staggered wheel widths will have different stretches. IMO, I like the tires to have similar stretches if possible.
, but 215/35 on 9.5 is definitely on the extreme side - requires big *****...lol. If you have a really low offset, running crazy camber, and STILL you need more clearance, then I'd do the 215/35.The same size tires on staggered wheel widths will have different stretches. IMO, I like the tires to have similar stretches if possible.
sweet, can't wait to see it!
Not neccessarily suggesting to copy Fabulous as they probably have many different variables....I just like to use Fabulous fitments as a reference point 
Pics: http://www.fabulous.co.jp/products/l...inivan/bb%5Fz/
Originally Posted by aireck
so 225/35 for the front 18x8.5 and back 18x9.5
any pics of that?
any pics of that?
Pics: http://www.fabulous.co.jp/products/l...inivan/bb%5Fz/
I think your conclusion of 215/35/18 front and 225/35/18 rear will work best. On the front you are stretching a tire with a cross section of 8.46 on a 8.5" (9.5" actual) wide wheel. In the rear you will be stretching a tire with a 8.86" cross section on a 9.5" (10.5" actual) wide wheel. Even with the wider tire in the back you will have more of a stretch than the front. (1.6" stretch vs. 1" stretch) That should allow you to get almost the same diameter front to rear. And it will look a lot better than a more extreme stretch in the rear with a smaller diameter than the front.
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