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@JoeBoxer and I talked a bunch about wheels for my car before I bought them. His advice is good.
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If you're cheap like me, go with 8" wheels because of the option of running 225/45/17.
There's also some thought that 225 on 8" will post better laptimes at stock hp (CSG Mike), and in theory you will retain more steering feel vs. 245 on 9".
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I checked out the wheel fitment calculator. I'm looking at 17x8 with +42 offset. It looks awefully close. Anyone have any real world experience with this size?
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This is a good option too, it's weird that most people with 17's have 9" width and most 18's are 8" width. I guess thats just what's available there are very few 18x9's out there and they would be getting up there in weight also. |
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You should be pretty safe in that size unless planning a huge tire. Lots of guys are running 17x9 +45 with 245 wide tires (some 255's) and although close to the strut, "it clears". |
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Close is right... this is 18x8.5 +45 front, with a 245/35. I reached inside the rim, pointing straight up for this view.
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I've been running 17x9 et42 245/40/17 since about 1000 miles on the car. I'm at 24K miles now.
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17x9. you can still run a 225 on that, and the weight increase on the RPF1 is negligible.
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Offset Tires
Would I be fine to run 225/35/19 in the front and 245/45/19 in the rear?
Aside from the obvious sidewall height differences, is there any other concern that I should be made aware of with offset tire sizes? |
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If the diameter is too different, the VSC/TC systems might think one end is slipping, and under braking it could think one end is locking up slightly.
Why wouldn't you run 225/45 up front and 245/35 out back? 245/45/19 is WAY bigger than stock, to the point where it will look quite stupid. Stock tires are 24.7" tall, 245/45/19 is 27.7" tall. 225/40/19 is 26.1" tall and 255/35/19 is 26" tall. Both are quite a bit taller than stock, but are closer to each other and won't cause issues from being too differently sized. *edit* - Just saw the title, I think you mean staggered, not offset.
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the tires are way too tall and might not even fit in the rear. The car will be slow as shit as well because you're reducing the gearing by 12% with those tall tires.
My question is why are you even considering those sizes? Edit: I should reply more quickly, WParson was a bit more eloquent |
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The reason I am considering the tires is that I already have 4 of them. However it appears that I may be better off trying to sell them and get something a bit smaller.
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Tire sizing on my new wheels
Need help !!! Im on stock suspension.
Want to run 18x8.5 +38 in the front and 18 x 9.5 + 38 in the rear! Want to run a square tire setup with no stretching for a daily driver
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