265/35/18 on 18x8.5 Front okay?
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08-05-2012 | 08:15 PM
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I'm not sure on a 8.5 rim. You'll have to play around with offset but I have a feeling it's going to rub.
I'm running 255/35/18 on a 10 inch rim on the front. There's a stretch with the tires so no rubbing. Offset is 41mm. I also run a 10 width rim with 44mm offset no rubbing.
Lowered on H&R with 0.8 camber.
I'm running 255/35/18 on a 10 inch rim on the front. There's a stretch with the tires so no rubbing. Offset is 41mm. I also run a 10 width rim with 44mm offset no rubbing.
Lowered on H&R with 0.8 camber.
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10-01-2012 | 04:49 PM
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I'm not sure on a 8.5 rim. You'll have to play around with offset but I have a feeling it's going to rub.
I'm running 255/35/18 on a 10 inch rim on the front. There's a stretch with the tires so no rubbing. Offset is 41mm. I also run a 10 width rim with 44mm offset no rubbing.
Lowered on H&R with 0.8 camber.
I'm running 255/35/18 on a 10 inch rim on the front. There's a stretch with the tires so no rubbing. Offset is 41mm. I also run a 10 width rim with 44mm offset no rubbing.
Lowered on H&R with 0.8 camber.
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10-01-2012 | 10:35 PM
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I can't imagine this would work without rubbing. Why do you want such a wide tire on the front? What's the benefit?
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10-01-2012 | 10:55 PM
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265 is overkill. For those that insist, I'd say a 255 would be that max. I am currently running 245 on an 8.5 rim, but will apply a 235 next time around. Bottomline: Save the grip for the rear.
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