TLdriver022

I have an 05 TL with stock suspension. Will 275/35/19's with a 35 offset fit in the rear without rubbing on the fender and if they do fit how much do you think they would stick out. I just love the way the car looks when it has really wide tires on it.

rondog

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No, 245 barely fits because the sidewall is almost vertical, with 275, the sidewall wil;l bubble out past the rim lip which is already past the fender.

TLdriver022

I don't really understand what you are saying. I have aftermarket 19in Konig Next wheels that a 275 series tire will fit on. I have 8.0 in wide wheels in the front with 245's on them and I have 9.0 in wide wheels in the rear which I am going to put 275's on. I was was just wondering if there was enough space in the wheel well to accomodate a large wheel like a 275 with a 35 offset without rubbing on the fender or whether I would have to roll the fenders or something.

TLdriver022

I've seen a guy on acurazine with HRE's and he had 275-19's on his 3G TL.

TylerT

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If the tire is too far past the fender, it will rub. 275 is huge.

I want to see the car with HRE / 275-19s. .

MICHAELBPR

Here https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...5&page=5&pp=25 you can see a 275/35/19 on a car.Conan777. He said he had rubbing issues and is not even drop. I had 20x10 in the rear with 40 offset and I had to roll the fenders using 255/30/20 tires. For a 9.0 inch wheel you should be fine with 255/35, 265/35 tops.

MWalsh9152

I have 265/30's with a 19x9.5 on mine with stock suspension, I cant remember the offset tho I think it was either 40 or 45...I just checked my paperwork and its not listed, but Ive never had a rubbing issue

TLdriver022

So if you are fitting 265's with a 40 or 45 offset and not rubbing. Shouldn't I be able to fit a 275 with a 35 offset on there without rubbing? Is it the lower the offset then the more room you have in the wheel well?

MICHAELBPR

The lower the number the more the wheel will be pushed out. You can play with the offset here http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
And with the tire size here http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

TLdriver022

So basically the best thing to do is probably go with a 265 instead.

stillhere153

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with a 35 offset without rubbing you will have to go with a 255, 265 will definitely rub... or just get the 275 and roll them fenders

TLdriver022

Do you think it would rub if I went to a 265/30/19 instead of a 265/35/19?

avs007

I would probably agree. Just for kicks a while I ago, I put my G35 rims on the TL to see how they would look, (since they are just sitting in the garage). Those were +30mm offset, and the tires on them were 245, but the fronts looked like they rubbed when you turned the wheel.

rodneyc77

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275/30/19 with a 19" x 10" +35mm offset







Look at that phat a$$!

ILLustriousUA6

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^ wow.. that set up makes the car look MEAN as hell.. Too bad the TL is a FWD.. I would love to use those fat meats in the rear to use!

stillhere153

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rodney rolled his fenders...

so as I stated above roll them fenders and run them 275s

TLdriver022

do you think pretty much any body shop can roll the fenders? how much do you think they will charge?

ssm from jc

damn rodney i see you at it again, gotta post more pics.

rodneyc77

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lol... no pics... lol

That was just real world testing and fittings...