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I bought a 2013 second hand z that already had aftermarket rims on it. The rims are ok, but my front tire looks bigger than the rear. How can I
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I bought a 2013 second hand z that already had aftermarket rims on it. The rims are ok, but my front tire looks bigger than the rear. How can I improve the look of this? Should I just ditch the wheels and start over?
Front: 20x8.5 offset 20. 245 35 20 Rear: 20x10 offset 25. 275 30 20 (rear tires are further under the car than the front, looks funny) 2nd- can I put 305 30 on the rear 10" rim? Thanks Last edited by joshdr; 09-27-2015 at 05:15 PM. |
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