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TPrelude-370z · 02-07-2018, 11:58 AM

Hey guys,

I'm looking to grab bigger rear tires on the 2015 stock 18's oem tires.
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Here is the plan:

Move stock rears to the front and buy x2 g-Force COMP-2 A/S 275/40/18's for the rear (need all season to finish up the last couple months left of winter here). The only other options for that tire is 255/45/18. They seem to get great reviews even in light snow.

My questions:

Will I get better grip with the wider rear tires? Especially on cold streets.
Will the driving/handling be drastically affected?
Will this look good on stock suspension (fitment/fender gap/bubble)?
When I get swift spec R springs, will these tires still fit all the way around?
Can I still add spacers with that set up (including springs) without rubbing?

Also, if you have better options as well as spacer specs, feel free to chime in.

Thanks guys.

P.S. I think I posted this in the wrong place before, so my apologies for the double post.

02-07-2018, 11:58 AM	#2486 (permalink)
TPrelude-370z Base Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Chicago, Il Posts: 243 Drives: 09-Tour-Sport-MB-6MT Rep Power: 14	Hey guys, I'm looking to grab bigger rear tires on the 2015 stock 18's oem tires. . Here is the plan: Move stock rears to the front and buy x2 g-Force COMP-2 A/S 275/40/18's for the rear (need all season to finish up the last couple months left of winter here). The only other options for that tire is 255/45/18. They seem to get great reviews even in light snow. My questions: Will I get better grip with the wider rear tires? Especially on cold streets. Will the driving/handling be drastically affected? Will this look good on stock suspension (fitment/fender gap/bubble)? When I get swift spec R springs, will these tires still fit all the way around? Can I still add spacers with that set up (including springs) without rubbing? Also, if you have better options as well as spacer specs, feel free to chime in. Thanks guys. P.S. I think I posted this in the wrong place before, so my apologies for the double post.