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This may have been asked already, but has anyone run 285/35-18 on a 18x10 et25 rear wheel? With stock alignment and minimal lowering will it fit?
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Originally posted by maw1124 View PostSo I'm running stock 19" Style 67's (all stock everything suspension wise, except old tires which are 235/265 Conti DWS06 All Season)... and it's new tire time... old not mileage due to life (and Covid) interference... I may just roll the dice and try to get my money out of these shoes (if I have 15k on them since 2016 I'd be shocked)...
But I'm thinking about sizes... it seems like I can go 235/275 and be at like 80.0 (8" front) and 80.1 (9.5" rear) in rolling diameter according to the OP's stats and calculations...
liam821 Have I read that correctly? If I'm not going to see tons of miles on the tires I may as well fully utilize the tread out back, is my reasoning... I've since put ECU and TCU tunes (and probably new rear struts) on the car, which should help.
Any thoughts? Thanks Gents,
maw
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So I'm running stock 19" Style 67's (all stock everything suspension wise, except old tires which are 235/265 Conti DWS06 All Season)... and it's new tire time... old not mileage due to life (and Covid) interference... I may just roll the dice and try to get my money out of these shoes (if I have 15k on them since 2016 I'd be shocked)...
But I'm thinking about sizes... it seems like I can go 235/275 and be at like 80.0 (8" front) and 80.1 (9.5" rear) in rolling diameter according to the OP's stats and calculations...
liam821 Have I read that correctly? If I'm not going to see tons of miles on the tires I may as well fully utilize the tread out back, is my reasoning... I've since put ECU and TCU tunes (and probably new rear struts) on the car, which should help.
Any thoughts? Thanks Gents,
mawLast edited by maw1124; 05-05-2021, 06:28 PM.
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Originally posted by nextelbuddy View Post
Yes I ran the 359 wheels. I ran 255/35 in the front and 285/30 in the back. It was a very flush setup It rubbed very little in the back but not much. The fronts I had to camber in a little bit.
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Originally posted by Rkymtnrider View Post
Have you tried this setup yet? I really want the 359m black wheels for my car. Id be less aggressive with the tire size though. 245/275 would be the biggest. I haven’t been able to get a straight answer as to whether or not they’d actually fit.
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I knew a local forum member running a 275/30 PSS tire on a 19x10 ET27 wheel lowered on Bilstein coilovers with stockish camber, and the paint on the inner rear fender lip was partially rubbed off. Pretty sure an ET25 with a 285 will rub unless it has a good amount of camber.
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Originally posted by Rkymtnrider View Post
Have you tried this setup yet? I really want the 359m black wheels for my car. Id be less aggressive with the tire size though. 245/275 would be the biggest. I haven’t been able to get a straight answer as to whether or not they’d actually fit.
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Originally posted by nextelbuddy View PostAnyone know if I will have to roll the fenders with 359M wheels in this configuration? lowered on coilovers
19x9 et31 | 255/35/19
19x10et25 | 285/30/19
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Originally posted by liam821 View Post
I think you'll find that the Michelin's are the best tire you can put on the e46m3, period. If you want more performance, get Cup 2s, but for the best all-around not going to drive in the snow Pilot Sport 4Ss can't really be beaten.
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Anyone know if I will have to roll the fenders with 359M wheels in this configuration? lowered on coilovers
19x9 et31 | 255/35/19
19x10et25 | 285/30/19
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Originally posted by kokgo20 View PostAnyone running 255/35-18 0n 18 x 8.5?
What would the tire look on the wheel?
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