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beefier tires
ok, i've spent more time searching these forums than I did studying in college. I'm looking for a beefier tire for the stock 06' enthusiast 18" rim. Has anyone seen anything bigger than the 245's?
How are 35 sidewalls? Too thin?
let me know what setups some of you guys have.
and if there is an appropriate post prior to this, just lead me in the right direction.
How are 35 sidewalls? Too thin?
let me know what setups some of you guys have.
and if there is an appropriate post prior to this, just lead me in the right direction.
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Originally Posted by nismospec
this is where the dilemma lies, won't a 255/45 look tall and disproportionate?
geez, did I spell that right?
geez, did I spell that right?
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Originally Posted by nismospec
ok, i've spent more time searching these forums than I did studying in college. I'm looking for a beefier tire for the stock 06' enthusiast 18" rim. Has anyone seen anything bigger than the 245's?
How are 35 sidewalls? Too thin?
let me know what setups some of you guys have.
and if there is an appropriate post prior to this, just lead me in the right direction.
How are 35 sidewalls? Too thin?
let me know what setups some of you guys have.
and if there is an appropriate post prior to this, just lead me in the right direction.
245/35/18 in the front
and in the back
275/35/18 they will fill the wheel wells just fine, without rolling the fenders.
This is the setup I have on my Z car and I also have the car lowered 1.5 inches in the rear & 1.0 inches in the front. The car looks way agressive and the handling in to die for
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Originally Posted by 350ZTheStandard
I think you can go :
245/35/18 in the front
and in the back
275/35/18 they will fill the wheel wells just fine, without rolling the fenders.
This is the setup I have on my Z car and I also have the car lowered 1.5 inches in the rear & 1.0 inches in the front. The car looks way agressive and the handling in to die for
245/35/18 in the front
and in the back
275/35/18 they will fill the wheel wells just fine, without rolling the fenders.
This is the setup I have on my Z car and I also have the car lowered 1.5 inches in the rear & 1.0 inches in the front. The car looks way agressive and the handling in to die for
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Those tires are WAY shorter than stock, why would you choose those sizes? 245/40/18 and 275/40/18 are the correct sizes to match the stock diameters in those widths. Also, 275 is too wide to fit on an 8.5" wheel safely. I would not suggest this to anyone at all.
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Those tires fit perfectly. Straight up square setup. Nice!
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