Little question

I had this size of wheels : 18*8.5 +26 FR and 18*9.5 +30 RE

I want to know if those tire will fit (too strech or perfect)

225/45/18 FR and 245/45/18 RE ????

thx!

 

There will be stretch with those sizes.

 

ok thx!!

better with 235 and 255?

Wich offset is the best?

 

It depends on what your idea of better is. Do you want a little bit of stretch, square setup, or bulge? Also, what are you inferring to concerning your offsets comments? Do you already have the wheels or are you still looking to buy?

 

Im looking for forgestar F14, and I want to buy it on internet so i dont want to make an error.

I want a square fit setup and i dont know wich offset to choose

I need to know the offset and the tire size for 18*8.5 +26 FR and 18*9.5 +30 RE

thx !

 

Oh, in that case, your sizes are weak dude. I believe you can forgestars in 9.5 to 10 inch fronts and 10.5 to 11 inch widths. Here, check out this thread for reference. Perfect setup in my opinion. https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...-295-35-a.html

If you don't want to roll your fenders you either go down in tire size or go with a lesser width.

 

lol do you have a perfect setup in 18 inches ?

 

That I do not know of. Check with forgestar or a vendor here (Charles at B2 autodesigns is very helpful). With that said, if they make 18's in those sizes and widths you'd be fine as well.

 

Yep.. what he said.. if youre buying GREAT wheels like that, get the max size.. those wheels are very light. get some good sizes.
go to 1010tires.com, tech section.. and you can calcualte and compare your stock size to what you plan to order, and you can go to rimtuck.com to see different 350zs w different rim and offset set ups as well.


Start there, then call a site sponsor like the guy above mentioned and they can give you perfect fit advice for your preference.

 

Lol there is no 'perfect setup', everybody has different taste. To come on the board and ask some random person what setup you should go with is about as helpful as asking a random stranger on the street. Look around in the threads at pictures of other cars and compare their specs to see how you want the wheels to sit. If you just flop your cash down on some wheels and tires because somebody said they would look good, you will be very disappointed.

 

yeah ^^^wat he said...but check out Rimtuck.com and see wat best suits you...ask yourself if u want function or form...ask yourself if your really care about the looks or quality more...do you plan to track? are you looking for more comfort or sport...

Research it more...