Need help with tires
01-09-2007, 02:13 PM
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The actual plus fitment is 245/40r18 front 275/40r18 rear. I have fitment options for tires and wheels at my finger tips. If you need to know widths and profile for tires or widths, offsets, etc for wheels I have it!
01-09-2007, 02:37 PM
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The actual plus fitment is 245/40r18 front 275/40r18 rear. I have fitment options for tires and wheels at my finger tips. If you need to know widths and profile for tires or widths, offsets, etc for wheels I have it!
The problem is that the car already understeers alot stock. Having a 30mm differnence will make it worse.
01-09-2007, 03:00 PM
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If you are going to run a width of 265 you need to run a 40 series tire to keep the height difference. 265/35r18 is almost 1/2 inch shorter than 245/40r18. Especially if it has traction control. The difference in tire height will definitely mess with the abs sensors.
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01-11-2007, 09:42 AM
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The 35th Aniv. has 18x8 front 18x8.5 rear. The fitment guide that I have shows that 245 is the widest recommended tire for the front with no rubbing problems. A 265 tire on 8 inch width wheel the tire will probably look to big for the wheel
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