Which tires should I get?
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Which tires should I get?
Hello, this is my first time posting here.
I just bought a new set of rims for the summer. They are 18x9.5 +35 and I need help choosing tires. Whats the best set I can get?
I am on stock suspension and I really don’t want it to rub.
please help me out
I just bought a new set of rims for the summer. They are 18x9.5 +35 and I need help choosing tires. Whats the best set I can get?
I am on stock suspension and I really don’t want it to rub.
please help me out
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There is no such a thing as one "best tire"; what are your needs, wants, and desires for tires?
As for size, the stock 18" tire size of 235/40 R18 should fit without rubbing, but with 9.5" wide wheels, I wouldn't place any bets on anything wider (say, a 265/35 R18) clearing your fenders.
As for size, the stock 18" tire size of 235/40 R18 should fit without rubbing, but with 9.5" wide wheels, I wouldn't place any bets on anything wider (say, a 265/35 R18) clearing your fenders.
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There is no such a thing as one "best tire"; what are your needs, wants, and desires for tires?
As for size, the stock 18" tire size of 235/40 R18 should fit without rubbing, but with 9.5" wide wheels, I wouldn't place any bets on anything wider (say, a 265/35 R18) clearing your fenders.
As for size, the stock 18" tire size of 235/40 R18 should fit without rubbing, but with 9.5" wide wheels, I wouldn't place any bets on anything wider (say, a 265/35 R18) clearing your fenders.
thanks for your input, and yes I was talking about tire size not brand or anything else. So you think that I won’t be in trouble if I buy the 235/40?
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Isn’t that going to be too wide like horseshoez said? And when you said that this set up is aggressive, what is the perfect set up for 18 inch rims for you.
thanks for the input guys it’s really appreciated, Im new to this game.
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Off the top of my head, the stock 18" wheel size is 18x8 (or maybe 18x8.5) with an offset in the 35-40mm range.
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Stock is 17x8 18x8 +45
9.5 +35 will move the wheel face a massive 29mm outboard.
At stock height, it will look like a rollerskate. And on big bumps, you might hit the fender.
yes, 255 will be more problematic than 235. But 235 on a 9.5" wheel isn't advisable.
8.5" wide and +35 is about as much as the stock fenders will safely hold, IIRC.
All this is objective.
8.5+40 or 45 will make the fitment look more natural at stock height. But...looks are subjective.
9.5 +35 will move the wheel face a massive 29mm outboard.
At stock height, it will look like a rollerskate. And on big bumps, you might hit the fender.
yes, 255 will be more problematic than 235. But 235 on a 9.5" wheel isn't advisable.
8.5" wide and +35 is about as much as the stock fenders will safely hold, IIRC.
All this is objective.
8.5+40 or 45 will make the fitment look more natural at stock height. But...looks are subjective.
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A 9.5 isnt a bolt on fitment for this car.
And *I* don't think it will look very good. In that vein...you're just getting a good deal on a part that's going to put you in a disadvantage.
Like buying a pair of shoes that fit like clown shoes only because they were on sale. KnowwhatImean?
If you need or want wheels...probably just a good idea to buy something that works.
And *I* don't think it will look very good. In that vein...you're just getting a good deal on a part that's going to put you in a disadvantage.
Like buying a pair of shoes that fit like clown shoes only because they were on sale. KnowwhatImean?
If you need or want wheels...probably just a good idea to buy something that works.
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