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Old 08-06-2013, 10:52 PM
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Will 245 40 18 tires fit on the front
 
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I think they will - but unsure of the handling you'll get.


There are a LOT of tire threads, you might snoop around here: Wheels, Brakes, Tires and Suspension - CrossfireForum.org
and see what others have done. MANY of us are running wider, larger tires on the rear (I run 285/25/19) and LOVE the cornering and slight slower cruising rpms.

I'm just unsure of how it will handle with those up front...
 
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Old 08-06-2013, 11:28 PM
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Its a daily driver. I want to know if I will have rubbing problems with 245 40 18 on the front. I have 255 40 19 on the back any good combinations for that
 
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I REALLY think they won't rub. I just cant' say for sure.

If no one chimes in by morning, or you are in a hurry , go look around in the forum I showed you and see what people are getting away with.
I know my 285's in the rear are FINE, even in heavy turns at speed.

But I DO know that guys have had tires rub up front, it SEEMS, a lot - but those were lowered cars, if I remember right.


I've never used anything but OEM size up front.
 
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The place that rubs first on the fronts is the suspension bolt on top of the wheels. The stock distance is about 1/2" (give or take). You might get 235 in there, but no way 245. The only way to get 245 is a 10mm spacer.
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I ran 245 40 18s for autocross with a 10mm spacer. Didn't rub on the top bolt, but under hard cornering & braking I did rub the plastic fender liner. With 10mm hubcentric wheel spacers, shouldn't be a problem as a daily driver.
 
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