Fitting tires to OEM wheels
 

what are the pros and cons to fitting a wider tire (245) to the OEM wheels, anything i should consider, or should i stick to 225-45 sized tires?

oh im asking because im considering getting eagle f1's for the spring and they come in 225-40, 245-40, and 245-45 and im confused as to which to get.

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From what I know it shouldn't be too big of a deal. My brother did something similar on his car and hasn't had any problems thus far. If you cna't get a good answer here, I'd say you should take a ride down to your dealer, or the local autobody shop or whatever and get their opinion.

Pros : More contact patch (40 mm, about 1 1/2 inch more rubber on the road), more aggresive rubber (Max performance vs. UHP tire/Stickier rubber), rim protector (new tires fill the wheel better & may come with real rim protectors)

Cons : Possibly stiffer ride (though my 30/35 series 19" Toyos seem to run smoother than my stocktires !), possible higher weight of the tire (though my 265/30/19's & 235/35/19 Toyo's weigh less than the stock RE040's).