235/40/18 Front 255/40/18 Rear - Will this fit
03-07-2008, 03:06 AM
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235/40/18 Front 255/40/18 Rear - Will this fit
Has anyone run 235/40 and 255/40 on their stock Grand Touring wheels?
Will this allow proper fitment? Also, will the TPMS system fit in the reduced sidewall?
Sorry if this question has been asked before, I searched to no avail.
Will this allow proper fitment? Also, will the TPMS system fit in the reduced sidewall?
Sorry if this question has been asked before, I searched to no avail.
03-07-2008, 04:50 AM
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I guess my concern is rubbing and/or fitting the sensors.
I am anxious to get a set of the new Sumitomo HTZRIII's for the car and this size combo offers a significant price savings versus other tires. The write up on the HTRZ sounds great.
I am anxious to get a set of the new Sumitomo HTZRIII's for the car and this size combo offers a significant price savings versus other tires. The write up on the HTRZ sounds great.
03-07-2008, 11:54 AM
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This will work but do you have VDC? I am guessing it may jack that up a bit while driving due to the change in diamater of the wheel...
What about a 245/40/18 (or just go 225/45/18) front thats closer to stock in the front and do a 255/45/18 on the rear which is only a slight amount bigger then stock.. Should be equivelant off the top of my head to a 285/35/19 diamater...
What about a 245/40/18 (or just go 225/45/18) front thats closer to stock in the front and do a 255/45/18 on the rear which is only a slight amount bigger then stock.. Should be equivelant off the top of my head to a 285/35/19 diamater...
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