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08-27-2010, 02:36 AM

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Unless the car is slammed on the ground low terrasmack is right it's going to look lame

the tire size itself means very little as far as rubbing as some tires are physically larger than others even though they may gave the same "size"

your best bet is always planning for it to rub and if it does simply have the 1/4 panels rolled

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08-27-2010, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by terrasmak

will look lame, not tall enough of a rear tire. But 275/35-18 makes a reat front tire on a 9.5. You need 275/40 rears.

Well, it might look lame. Im not very educated about tires/wheels sizes. Just not really my thing. I'm honestly trying to learn more. ha. I could always buy these and then just save some money up and buy two new tires that are 275/40 in the back.