255/35/20 a stretch?
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255/35/20 a stretch?
are 255/35/20 tires on a 20x10 rim a stretch, if so how mild is it? not really liking the stretch look.. also if it is a stretch, how safe is it?? I understand different tire brands stretch differently but just looking for the general idea of how much of a stretch it would be.
going with this setup on my 09 tl sh-awd
front: 20x8.5 +35 tires at 245/35/20 Diameter Variance: 0.27%
rear: 20x10 +35 tires at 255/35/20 Diameter Variance: 1.30%
thats less than the 3% recommended diameter variance so the setup should be fine for the awd system?
not going to mod the car in any way: no fender rolling/ or lowerring
going with this setup on my 09 tl sh-awd
front: 20x8.5 +35 tires at 245/35/20 Diameter Variance: 0.27%
rear: 20x10 +35 tires at 255/35/20 Diameter Variance: 1.30%
thats less than the 3% recommended diameter variance so the setup should be fine for the awd system?
not going to mod the car in any way: no fender rolling/ or lowerring
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I would do the 20x10 front and rear. That offset will fit perfectly up front. Im running a 20x10 245/35 +28 up front. No issues.
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mike, if you have a tire size that is bigger than a 245.. you are reducing your turning radius.. not specific to just the wheel as the wheel is not touching the ground, your tires are..
you can ask any true performance shop, they will tell you that going above stock recommended tire size width will decrease your turning radius.. you certainly dont expect it to be the same when you change the dynamics of a car do you?
you can ask any true performance shop, they will tell you that going above stock recommended tire size width will decrease your turning radius.. you certainly dont expect it to be the same when you change the dynamics of a car do you?
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mike, if you have a tire size that is bigger than a 245.. you are reducing your turning radius.. not specific to just the wheel as the wheel is not touching the ground, your tires are..
you can ask any true performance shop, they will tell you that going above stock recommended tire size width will decrease your turning radius.. you certainly dont expect it to be the same when you change the dynamics of a car do you?
you can ask any true performance shop, they will tell you that going above stock recommended tire size width will decrease your turning radius.. you certainly dont expect it to be the same when you change the dynamics of a car do you?
But you know your shit, that's for sure!
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Ok i been reading on here for the last 6 months about wheels. I finally found what I want. My only issue is not sure whats a safe with size. 2011 SH-AWD AND I do plan on lowering it but only to a point where I don't have wheel to frame gap. I am going 20's but I was hoping 20x10 all around. any advice on offset? i seen 35's but again its seems all over the place.
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