It's called "good taste" . . .

Which reminds me. . . I saw a 90's era Buick with 22's on it yesterday. Stupid "grandmas" car with chrome 22's that were probably worth more than the car.

 

255 and 285 are the width of the tires, the GT500 came with 9.5" wide wheels with 255/45/18 up front and 285/40/18 out back.

Those rims are only 8" wide looks like...you won't be able to fit much more than that 245 tire I dont think

 

I like these:

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand



They look like the Shelby CS69 special editions!

 

To the rescue!

 

Those are...better. Any reason you're stuck on Tirerack?

 

Because their website is easy to use? Got any other discount wheel places?

 

Gen2 Lightnings come stock with 295/45/18's on 9.5" wheels. FYI

 

http://cruizinconcepts.com/

www.americanmuscle.com

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/


I was just using the GT500 sizes as an example of a pretty typical mustang tire setup, I wasn't implying thats the maximum you can use. I was saying that you wont be able to fit a very wide tire on the 8" wheels he was looking at though

 

 

ehhh kinde blasé

 

Is this a good deal? Will they fit on 2010+ mustangs?

http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/Car...-Wheel/642649/



GORGEOUSSSSSSSS

 

Best choice so far haha. I'd get the 20x9/20x10 package and those Nitto Redline tires. Would really compliment your Red Candy IMO.

 

Nuff said

 

Not my style either.

 

DO NOT WANT!

 

I recommend 275 summer performance tires on a 9.5" wide wheel at all four corners. I'm just not a fan of the staggered set-up...can you tell I am an oval racer and not a drag racer? (Although, I've done and enjoyed both.) The added bonus of being able to rotate tires should not be overlooked. Keep the stock wheels for the DC winters.

 

I was with you till the cs69 comment......has waiting on your car made you loose your vision a little

 

Look **** good on the car....from far off. But up close the non polished looks nasty lol. Still I really like those a lot more than the others.

 

I like these mo betta ^^^

 

You could take your stock rims and install a set of good winter tires on them. That way when the snow comes and ole Betsy fails to start you can still get to where you need to go.