Srivero297

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for tires, 275/30/20 in the front
305/25/20 rear??

will i need to roll the fender? wheel spacers?

ClaytonC01

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im gonna go with no on this..

002-M-P

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I'm no expert, but it seems I have read that 275/35-19 front and 305/35-19 MIGHT fit. And fender would def. HAVE to be rolled. 20's i'm not sure about, but you would have to get the absolutely perfect offsets, one area I am of no help in

Srivero297

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I remember a forum member telling me he has 255/35/20 and still has plenty of room without rolling the fender, and ive also seen cars with 295/30/20 on this forum.. 305 would be one size bigger...

well, if it doesnt fit, what would need to be the problem piece.. like, would it need a spacer to work, or the fender rolled, or what?

MATTRESS MAN

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I have 255/35/20 up front and lowered 1.25" and room is tight, but works. On the rear I have 285/30/20 lowered 1.5" and you could definitely fit 295's maybe 305's. Actually it's the negative camber which helps the rear fit better.

Srivero297

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Srivero297

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im more specifically concerned with the 275s in the front than the 305s..

the reason is that I already have the 275 tires
I plan on buying wider front rims (i currently have 8.5) and it would be convenient if I could slap my 275s on them rather than buying new tires.

InSaNeZ

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275 in the front?
That's crazy!

I don't know if it would clear that metal on the inner wall of the wheel well, especially when turning as the tire will flex a little.

As for the back i don't think you'll need to roll fenders with the 305s.

Srivero297

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Im gonna make a new thread that more specifically addresses the 275s in the front and Im gonna use the size in the title so its not as vague.

Thanks to those that responded.