Help Needed! Tire Size for staggered 20 inch Vossen's
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Help Needed! Tire Size for staggered 20 inch Vossen's
Need some feedback on a recommendation from my local tire shop.
I just ordered the Vossen VSF1s staggered 20x9 & 20x10.5. I read on the forum that 245/30 & 275/30 were a great fit. However, the only decent tires I see come in both sizes were the Michelin Pilot Super Sports $$$$.
My local tire shop recommended running some Hankook Ventus V12 evo2 K120 but the front tire size would go up to 245/35 and keeping the back at 275/30. They swore this would work with ride and fitment.
What do you all think?
Any recommendations?
Thanks!
I just ordered the Vossen VSF1s staggered 20x9 & 20x10.5. I read on the forum that 245/30 & 275/30 were a great fit. However, the only decent tires I see come in both sizes were the Michelin Pilot Super Sports $$$$.
My local tire shop recommended running some Hankook Ventus V12 evo2 K120 but the front tire size would go up to 245/35 and keeping the back at 275/30. They swore this would work with ride and fitment.
What do you all think?
Any recommendations?
Thanks!
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Well, if you want to keep tire diameter as close to stock as possible so you don't throw off your odometer and speedometer, 245/35/20 is the exact same diameter as stock 225/55/17 tire while 245/30/20 is 3.6% smaller. It's recommended that you don't deviate from stock diameter by more than 3%
If 245/30/20 would work on a 20x9 wheel, why do you doubt a 245/35/20 tire wouldn't? They're both 245mm wide. Only difference is the 245/35 tire will have a slightly taller sidewall than the 245/30 tire.
The 275/30/20 tire is 0.9% smaller than stock.
So yeah, you'll be fine and better off with 245/35/20
If 245/30/20 would work on a 20x9 wheel, why do you doubt a 245/35/20 tire wouldn't? They're both 245mm wide. Only difference is the 245/35 tire will have a slightly taller sidewall than the 245/30 tire.
The 275/30/20 tire is 0.9% smaller than stock.
So yeah, you'll be fine and better off with 245/35/20
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Well, if you want to keep tire diameter as close to stock as possible so you don't throw off your odometer and speedometer, 245/35/20 is the exact same diameter as stock 225/55/17 tire while 245/30/20 is 3.6% smaller. It's recommended that you don't deviate from stock diameter by more than 3%
If 245/30/20 would work on a 20x9 wheel, why do you doubt a 245/35/20 tire wouldn't? They're both 245mm wide. Only difference is the 245/35 tire will have a slightly taller sidewall than the 245/30 tire.
The 275/30/20 tire is 0.9% smaller than stock.
So yeah, you'll be fine and better off with 245/35/20
If 245/30/20 would work on a 20x9 wheel, why do you doubt a 245/35/20 tire wouldn't? They're both 245mm wide. Only difference is the 245/35 tire will have a slightly taller sidewall than the 245/30 tire.
The 275/30/20 tire is 0.9% smaller than stock.
So yeah, you'll be fine and better off with 245/35/20
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Gartornight904 I notice you're in TX. If there's a Discount Tire near you, these guys have treated me really well with Vossen and performance tires. Here is Dallas they're really good.
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haha. I actually only deal with discount tire when it comes to tires. I have only had great experiences there in FL & TX. Good to hear you think the same. I'm actually in Arlington. What set of vossens are you using & have you dropped you car?
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Well, if you want to keep tire diameter as close to stock as possible so you don't throw off your odometer and speedometer, 245/35/20 is the exact same diameter as stock 225/55/17 tire while 245/30/20 is 3.6% smaller. It's recommended that you don't deviate from stock diameter by more than 3%
If 245/30/20 would work on a 20x9 wheel, why do you doubt a 245/35/20 tire wouldn't? They're both 245mm wide. Only difference is the 245/35 tire will have a slightly taller sidewall than the 245/30 tire.
The 275/30/20 tire is 0.9% smaller than stock.
So yeah, you'll be fine and better off with 245/35/20
If 245/30/20 would work on a 20x9 wheel, why do you doubt a 245/35/20 tire wouldn't? They're both 245mm wide. Only difference is the 245/35 tire will have a slightly taller sidewall than the 245/30 tire.
The 275/30/20 tire is 0.9% smaller than stock.
So yeah, you'll be fine and better off with 245/35/20
post pix when you are done, it will look sick.