Tire fitment question
#1
Tire fitment question
I want to run a 295/35/18 tire on a 18X10 wheel in the rear and want to know if any one has this combo or know if it will fit. Car will eventually be lowered so I have to keep this in mind.
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
#3
I will continue to warn people after my bad experience with aftermarket wheels:
You can run up to 305's as long as you have a wheel with the proper offset. I had 18 x 10 wheels that had what I consider to be a bad offset- I could only run 255's in the back, and after lowering the car, they were going to rub the fender lip.... and these wheels were a dealer installed option! The wheels simply stuck out too far when bolted onto the car. They were Black FRPP FRC 500 look-alike wheels- a perfect replica, except for the improper offset.
There are too many wheels out there right now that are not designed with the proper offset- be careful! Go with major brand names, and try to avoid the off-brand Chinese copies, unless you have personally seen the wheels you want with the tires you want, on an '05 Stang.
You can run up to 305's as long as you have a wheel with the proper offset. I had 18 x 10 wheels that had what I consider to be a bad offset- I could only run 255's in the back, and after lowering the car, they were going to rub the fender lip.... and these wheels were a dealer installed option! The wheels simply stuck out too far when bolted onto the car. They were Black FRPP FRC 500 look-alike wheels- a perfect replica, except for the improper offset.
There are too many wheels out there right now that are not designed with the proper offset- be careful! Go with major brand names, and try to avoid the off-brand Chinese copies, unless you have personally seen the wheels you want with the tires you want, on an '05 Stang.
#5
Wheels are WedSport TC005's, Tirerack shows a recommended size of 285/40/18 for the rear.
http://www.tirerack.com/servlet/Call...filterSpecial=
http://www.tirerack.com/servlet/Call...filterSpecial=
#6
Try this calculator your setup will fit but the overall diameter will be a little over an inch shorter than stock.
http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs...&text1=&text2=
http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs...&text1=&text2=
#7
Try this calculator your setup will fit but the overall diameter will be a little over an inch shorter than stock.
http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs...&text1=&text2=
http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs...&text1=&text2=
Cool,Thanks!!! Some one else has these rims on their car so I know the wheel will fit, it's just the question of the tire. From what the calculator shows it may be safer just to run the 285/40/18 like Tire Rack recommends.
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