tire and wheel question
i want to get new rims for my car. I would like the tire on the back to be 235/45/17 and the fronts to be 215/45/17. What rim size do i need to have these tire sizes fit nice and snug.
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I ran 17/225/50 on my 88gxl with stock suspension front and back. Having the back tires a few cenameters wider is not worth it. You then can't rotate to front and back.
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Originally Posted by ryanpreusser
(Post 7661898)
i want to get new rims for my car. I would like the tire on the back to be 235/45/17 and the fronts to be 215/45/17. What rim size do i need to have these tire sizes fit nice and snug.
Fronts should have no problem with a 215/45R17 size tire. Rim size is very simple, find 2 rims that are 235mm wide and 17 inches tall, and 2 that are 215mm wide and 17 inches tall. The 45 wont make a difference, its just the percentage of your width as your sidewall. Worst case, roll your fenders or throw on a wide body kit. |
It really depends on what your definition of snug is. A 17*7.5 F and 17*8.5 R would fit snug, but so would a 17*8.5 F and 17*9.5 R. This also depends on your offset.
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ive got 15s 245/55 in the back and ahm 225/55/15 on the front, stabilizes the car real nice, plus wider in the back is always nice on a RWD, ive still got muscle in my blood
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Originally Posted by freemanrx7
(Post 7662105)
I ran 17/225/50 on my 88gxl with stock suspension front and back.
225 / 45 / 17 is actually the proper +1 fitment that keeps rolling circumference close to the stock 205 / 55 / 16 size. 235 / 45 / 17 is not an unreasonable size. Lots of people run a 255 / 40 / 17 in the rears, and the FC can fit tires that wide back there under the stock fenders. Running a 9.0" at +30 to +40 offset with a 255 / 40 / 17 is just about perfect for the rears. Fronts are a bit tighter... -Ted |
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