is 18x8.5 +30 235/40-18 fit ????
yeah it should fit since I've seen people fit 275's with 9.5 rims with a +45 offset.
275-235 = 40 (tire overall width) (narrower)
40/2 = 20 (tire width per side) (narrower)
45-30 = 15 (since your tire is 20mm narrower and your offset is only 15mm lower it should fit with no problem. hell you could even run a 245 tire if you wanted)
275-235 = 40 (tire overall width) (narrower)
40/2 = 20 (tire width per side) (narrower)
45-30 = 15 (since your tire is 20mm narrower and your offset is only 15mm lower it should fit with no problem. hell you could even run a 245 tire if you wanted)
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
they will fit, but they are going to be way to the outside of the car...
beers
they will fit, but they are going to be way to the outside of the car...
beers
rather than start a new thread, what about a 265/30 on a 19X9.5 wheel, with +35 offset. the car is on coilovers too, so it sits lower than stock. I am test fitting them this weekend, but just curious.
Originally Posted by L8APEX
rather than start a new thread, what about a 265/30 on a 19X9.5 wheel, with +35 offset. the car is on coilovers too, so it sits lower than stock. I am test fitting them this weekend, but just curious.
well, they are on the car. they fit, and do not rub...yet. I think I am going to roll the rear fenders, just to be on the safe side. if the rear suspension compressed all the way, say on a freeway on ramp, they would rub more than just a little. so, time to roll some fenders.
Originally Posted by L8APEX
sorry, had not gotten to that point first thing this am, had to let the sun come up.
car is dirty, it will get washed and shined tonight.

car is dirty, it will get washed and shined tonight.

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