Confuse as to what tire size to get
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Originally Posted by Chasecbc
i thought that they are 8 and 8.5 i could be wrong tho i will have to double check
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Originally Posted by Chasecbc
i checked and they are 8/8.5 - when i do the tire calculator 275/40 is still a closer match to the oem dimension then 255/45 is
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Originally Posted by Spike100
The best tire sizes for your setup are front 245/40-18” and rear 275/40-18”.
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I have VDC, stock tires are 225/45/18 & 245/45/18
I really want to go as big as possible with out upsetting the VDC or having to roll the fenders. Obviously, I don't want any rubbing either.
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Originally Posted by DRELOC
^^^Nice choice of wheels!!! What is that CF thing on the rear skirt?? Kinda tight...mind telling me where you bought them from? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by 07rdsterGT
Does this stand true for my 2007 Grand Touring 350z roadster?
I have VDC, stock tires are 225/45/18 & 245/45/18
I really want to go as big as possible with out upsetting the VDC or having to roll the fenders. Obviously, I don't want any rubbing either.
I have VDC, stock tires are 225/45/18 & 245/45/18
I really want to go as big as possible with out upsetting the VDC or having to roll the fenders. Obviously, I don't want any rubbing either.
NO! READ the post, not trying to be a ***** but cmon its literally 6-7 posts above this discussing the exact question your asking.