jy350z03

i bought 20" chrome wheels from woodandwheels.net..... they do not sell tires, so i have to buy them, the guy told me that i have to get 245/35/20 for the front and 275/30/20 for the back, i called wheelguyz and talked to a guy there about gettin tires and he told me that those were not the right sizes, does n e one have 20" rims that are 20/8.5 in the front and 20/9.5 in the back........ thanx alot, justin

maxipad96

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those are not the right sizes.. go w/ a 35 profile all around to maintain your stagger. As long as the width is wider in the rear and you maintain a 35 profile all around your TCS light should remain off.... where its suppoised to be.

Rayden2001

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I have those sizes and I don't have any problems, but I did these sizes for a reason.

jaxxxx

i looking to get those sizes to for my 20's 245/35 and 275/30 ... any problems with the VDC or traction control?

NismoGCoupe

you'll be fine with those tires size, thats what I have on mine and my rear wheel is 20x10, so a 20x9.5 would have no problem

Rayden2001

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no problems at all, and I'm very hard on my car on the roads.

NismoGCoupe

you wont have any problems with the 275/30/20 but if its a 20x10 in the rear I recommend a 285/30/20 just to protect the lip a little more. I learned the hard way my next set of tire im going put 285's on

jaxxxx

nismogcoupe...do you think it will rub if you put 285/30 in the rear?


rayden2001.... do you have 275 on 11" wide wheels? how does it fit? what brand tires you have?

solidsnake

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Whats the best size for 20x9 in the front?

NismoGCoupe

from what everyone says 285/30 will not rub.

NismoGCoupe

for a 20x9 255/35/20 is what is recommend, you can get away with a 245/35/20 but the lip will be a bit exposed to curbs,

Luke@tirerack

these sizes would be closer to the correct diameter

245/30-20
275/30-20

Rayden2001

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Toyo ts1 tires, It makes for good drifting tires No sidewall flex at all.

PUYA

I would like the overall dimeter to be larger than stock, so that the wheel well will be covered completely. My concern will be if the 285-30-20 will rub against the fender inner lip with some Axis mod 7.

solidsnake

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someone told me 275/30/20 in the front and 285/30 for the rear. Is that a good idea? What is the best tire for someone with a low budget? Also im gonnadrop it of course. Should I drop it with eibachs or tanabe? Which would be best before and after i put a body kit? Thanks

Rayden2001

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Have the rear fenders rolled. Its easy to do ..for a body shop to do.

NismoGCoupe

I wouldnt put a 275/30 on a 20x9 you can do it but I wouldnt, the tire will be buldging out little compared to the rear 285/30 on the 20x10 and it wont look right IMO, if it was a 9.5 I would say ok but I wouldnt go over a 265/30 on a 9" but I dont even think anyone makes that size for 20's

8" - 225
8.5" - 245
9" - 255
9.5" - 275
10" - 285
10.5" - 295
11" - 305

those are the tire widths you should go with, now you can go one size up but anything more than 1 size up the tires will start to buldge out of the sidewall or you can go one size down but anything more than one size down the tire will begin to stretch and expose the lip to curbs and potholes

jaxxxx

I had my doubts about putting 275 T1s on 10.5 wide wheels but after hearing from rayden and his 11" wide wheel with 275 and drifting I feel much beter... Im just trying to avoid rolling or cutting my fenders, i'll see how much clearance I have with 275/30 and then I might go with 285/30 for my next set of tires

XBS

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I have the 20inch Maya STMs with 285's on the rear with a 4inch lip and a 1" drop (eibach pro kit) and my car does not rub at all and i didnt need to grind/roll fenders

Rayden2001

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You might have a different offset than his. If your offset is set back more in the fender, then you'll be fine.