Tires for 18x9's?
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Originally posted by angerzagift@July 29, 2005, 6:30 PM
i bought the bfg kdw's 285/40/18 for the rear and like a265 for the front,theyre still new but,dont bite very well havent messed with air pressure yet but they spin all the way through second,ordered a set of mt drag radials,but my wheel hop is gone
i bought the bfg kdw's 285/40/18 for the rear and like a265 for the front,theyre still new but,dont bite very well havent messed with air pressure yet but they spin all the way through second,ordered a set of mt drag radials,but my wheel hop is gone
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I run the NITTO 555 in 275/40ZR18 on my STEEDA wheels and like they way they stick on the street. On my Halibrand Wheels I run Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's in the same size as my NITTO's. The Goodyears work much better alround on the street I feel. 275 are as wide as you should realy run on a 9-inch rim. Most tire manufactures recomend that 285's be installed on 9.5 to 11-inch rims. You could put them on 9-inch rims but realy they are no bigger than 275's on a 9-inch rim. You just get more tire bulge with the 285's.
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Originally posted by TRQ QTRHRSE@December 28, 2005, 7:19 PM
I run the NITTO 555 in 275/40ZR18 on my STEEDA wheels and like they way they stick on the street. On my Halibrand Wheels I run Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's in the same size as my NITTO's. The Goodyears work much better alround on the street I feel. 275 are as wide as you should realy run on a 9-inch rim. Most tire manufactures recomend that 285's be installed on 9.5 to 11-inch rims. You could put them on 9-inch rims but realy they are no bigger than 275's on a 9-inch rim. You just get more tire bulge with the 285's.
I run the NITTO 555 in 275/40ZR18 on my STEEDA wheels and like they way they stick on the street. On my Halibrand Wheels I run Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's in the same size as my NITTO's. The Goodyears work much better alround on the street I feel. 275 are as wide as you should realy run on a 9-inch rim. Most tire manufactures recomend that 285's be installed on 9.5 to 11-inch rims. You could put them on 9-inch rims but realy they are no bigger than 275's on a 9-inch rim. You just get more tire bulge with the 285's.
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