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Old 06-14-2022, 01:24 PM   #1
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Correct Tire Sizing Help

I have 18x10.5 in the rear and 18x9.5 in front. I'm having the issues of ordering tires through my company but can find 275/35/18 for the front and 295/30/18 is the different aspect ration going to cause issues? I did a calculator but am not sure if the difference is reasonable or not. Or a better question might be what sizes will cause the least issues with this setup?
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What offset are the wheels? What suspension setup?

275/35-18 are significantly taller than stock at 25.6" (stock = 24.7" diameter). 295/30-18 are only a bit taller than stock at 25.0" (but obviously a LOT wider).

Not gonna vouch for fitment, but you'd have an easier time with sizes like 245/35-18 front (24.8") and 265/35-18 (25.3") rear...

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There is always a compromise around those sizes with only 1" difference between front and rear because you need 25mm wider tire to get the same sidewall bulge/stretch BUT you need 40mm difference to get the same tire outer diameter (eg. 255/35R18 and 295/30R18 are same diameter).

A good compromise is a 30mm split like:

255/35R18 F
285/30R18 R

or:

265/35R18 F
295/30R18 R

The 255/285 combo is closer to the correct diameter and a better fit for the rim widths. That's what I'd be running.

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