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Wider and Thinner Tires on Sport Rims

Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks Not at all. I went with 275/305 and I'm very happy with that combination. Just make sure the diameters are close. Hi ChrisSlicks, did you have

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Old 04-14-2010, 10:31 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Not at all. I went with 275/305 and I'm very happy with that combination. Just make sure the diameters are close.
Hi ChrisSlicks, did you have to put any spacers on at all to make it look good with those sizes? You went with the Hankook tires right? Thanks.
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Hi ChrisSlicks, did you have to put any spacers on at all to make it look good with those sizes? You went with the Hankook tires right? Thanks.
I installed the Bridgestone RE-11's.

As for spacers, yes, you will need spacers for a flush look. I'm going with 15mm all around but you could do 20mm in the rear.
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Not at all. I went with 275/305 and I'm very happy with that combination. Just make sure the diameters are close.
yah, well you'll get tramlining from that width so im not a fan, that's all.

even the sport package wheels/tires exhibit tramlining. not something you want to increase by adding the wrong width tires.
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Thanks guys, I decided to go with 255/40/19 front and 285/35/19 rear of the Ventus V12. Will get them put on this weekend.
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yah, well you'll get tramlining from that width so im not a fan, that's all.

even the sport package wheels/tires exhibit tramlining. not something you want to increase by adding the wrong width tires.
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good thread, anybody else running the max 275/305 with Hancooks V12s? Just wondering because I'm about to get some new hancooks..
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