new tire sizes, suggestions and recommendations appreciated
#3
I would start with your wheels that are currently on your car. I'm good, but i for some odd reason don't have the info I need.
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I’m guessing your car is equipped with stock 8x18” wheels. If that is the case, you are limited to 245mm wide tires.
One change you might consider if you keep the stock 8” wide wheels is mounting 245/40-18” up front. That provides better grip on the front and reduces understeer with 245/45-18 on the rear wheels.
If you want wider tires, you need to purchase wider wheels. --Spike
One change you might consider if you keep the stock 8” wide wheels is mounting 245/40-18” up front. That provides better grip on the front and reduces understeer with 245/45-18 on the rear wheels.
If you want wider tires, you need to purchase wider wheels. --Spike
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#8
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Ok and Sorry…. I missed that completely.
You can mount a plethora of wheels and tires on the 350z. That certainly is a feature making the 350z so much fun.
The easy sizes are 245 front and 275 rear. This size provides ideal handling for your 350z. That tire size dictates ideal wheels are 8.5” front and 9.5” wide rear.
--Spike
You can mount a plethora of wheels and tires on the 350z. That certainly is a feature making the 350z so much fun.
The easy sizes are 245 front and 275 rear. This size provides ideal handling for your 350z. That tire size dictates ideal wheels are 8.5” front and 9.5” wide rear.
--Spike
#10
You can get wider up front,just depends on the setup. Then wheels are one thing, tires different.wheels get refuted to in inches ie 10 inch front, also useless without offset listed. Tires are always metric unless you talking about trucks, they still have inch sizes at times
#12
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I’m not sure what you are asking?
The best result comes from a selection of tire size, wheel size, and wheel offset. You can search on this site for all that information as well as seeing the installed setups.
--Spike
The best result comes from a selection of tire size, wheel size, and wheel offset. You can search on this site for all that information as well as seeing the installed setups.
--Spike
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