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18x9.5 +38 on 235/40/18 or 245/40/18 with Whiteline Lowering Springs
Hi Guys,
Just looking for feedbacks / recommendations as I'm fairly new still! I recently bought a Rays 57CR 18x9.5 +38 and was thinking of pairing it up with Whiteline Lowering Springs (Bought the springs already) For Tyres, I was thinking of going 235 or 245/40/18 Bridgestone Potenza RE003 or Pirelli Dragon Sport or Possibly a Potenza Sport or AD08R Question is : :search: If i go 235/40/18 will it be too stretched? If i go 245/40/18 will it rub? Also looking for tyres recommendations (But in Australia Market) so I can get it from Bob Janes or so. My BRZ is for daily and occasional road trips / cruising with friends. Kind Regards, |
My advice would be to go skinny, budget tyres so you can powerslide guilt free.
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Do you mind telling me what you're running with? Thanks! |
18x9.5 +38 on 235/40/18 or 245/40/18 with Whiteline Lowering Springs
Why not get something closer to stock rolling diameter? Something like 245/35 or 255/35? I have 255/35 Goodyear Eagle Asymmetric 5 with no scrubbing issues at all.
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Yeah I was looking at 245/35 too but I can't do 255/35 since I'll need to get coilovers and I'm only on whiteline lowered springs. I'll check some 245/35 tyres but I was just curious about those sizes too. |
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255s fit ok on mine with stock suspension (coilovers being fitted this week), but you’ve got a bit more offset and width so may scrub. 245/35 is the closest to stock rolling diameter, but there are less tyre options - no complaints re the Asymmetric 5 and they do come in that size: https://www.tempetyres.com.au/tyrepr...1-asymmetric-5 |
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Before that (wait for it) Hifly 225/40/17 from Bob Jane. [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] Only the best for my baby. Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk |
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Woah! ahaha were you running a 18x9.5 +38?!?! |
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I see, thanks! I'll have a look at that. Only reason with 235/40 as well is I wanted to try out and see if RE003 will be a bad stretch. But for 245/35 - I'm looking at Potenza Sport as well and other tyres. |
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Just called Bob Janes and they do recommend 245/35 GY F1 Asymmetric 5 or the 245/35 Continental ContiSportContact 5 |
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I currently run Michelin PS4-S on all our other cars. The Goodyear doesn’t have quite as much grip, but it’s much cheaper and a great all rounder otherwise. If you look at the reviews on tireack it has won quite a few of them. Well priced all rounder IMO. Cost me $188 per tyre for the 255/35. |
245/35
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I deliberately went narrower with a bigger offset. Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk |
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I do run Michelin PS4s now but I just want to try something new. Although the GY F1 AS 5 is $330 but Bob Janes willing to price match the Falkens FK510 so it'll be down to $312. ContiSportContact 5 is $312 too Any thoughts on Potenza RE050A? But yeah, he highly suggest the Continental tyres as I daily my car and some occational cruising with the boys. |
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