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Tires: How wide can you go on stock ray wheels??

From what I see.. if you want to fit the same tires brand front and back: Ventus V12: Front Either 245/40ZR19 (26.7" vs 26.8" oem) 255/40ZR19 (27.1" vs 26.8" oem)

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Old 09-22-2010, 03:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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From what I see.. if you want to fit the same tires brand front and back:

Ventus V12:

Front Either
245/40ZR19 (26.7" vs 26.8" oem)
255/40ZR19 (27.1" vs 26.8" oem)

Rear:
305/30ZR19 (26.3" vs 26.5" oem)

Anybody knows if this setup will rub? I am not to worries about the front but what about the back?

Also the V12 305's require a rim of 10.5" to 11.5". I beleive the stock rays wheels are 10"? Any thoughts?

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From what I see.. if you want to fit the same tires brand front and back:

Ventus V12:

Front Either
245/40ZR19 (26.7" vs 26.8" oem)
255/40ZR19 (27.1" vs 26.8" oem)

Rear:
305/30ZR19 (26.3" vs 26.5" oem)

Anybody knows if this setup will rub? I am not to worries about the front but what about the back?

Also the V12 305's require a rim of 10.5" to 11.5". I beleive the stock rays wheels are 10"? Any thoughts?

Cheers!
A lot of people are running 305 on the rear, and I will be included in that group post-winter.
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I was running (until yesterday!) 305/30 Hankooks on the stock Rays wheel with no problems whatsoever, and I am also running spacers. Here's a pic of my stock wheels with 275/35's in front with a 15mm spacer and 305/30 in the back with a 20mm spacer. No issues at all.



I just yesterday had my new wheels put on and retained the spacers and the same Hankooks now. Here is that pic.



You will have no problems at all running a 305 in the back with the stock wheels. I now intend to lower the car about an inch and I don't anticipate any clearance issues. Alignment issues maybe, but I'm sure that they won't hit anything.

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I was running (until yesterday!) 305/30 Hankooks on the stock Rays wheel with no problems whatsoever, and I am also running spacers. Here's a pic of my stock wheels with 275/35's in front with a 15mm spacer and 305/30 in the back with a 20mm spacer. No issues at all.



I just yesterday had my new wheels put on and retained the spacers and the same Hankooks now. Here is that pic.



You will have no problems at all running a 305 in the back with the stock wheels. I now intend to lower the car about an inch and I don't anticipate any clearance issues. Alignment issues maybe, but I'm sure that they won't hit anything.

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I was running (until yesterday!) 305/30 Hankooks on the stock Rays wheel with no problems whatsoever, and I am also running spacers. Here's a pic of my stock wheels with 275/35's in front with a 15mm spacer and 305/30 in the back with a 20mm spacer. No issues at all.



I just yesterday had my new wheels put on and retained the spacers and the same Hankooks now. Here is that pic.



You will have no problems at all running a 305 in the back with the stock wheels. I now intend to lower the car about an inch and I don't anticipate any clearance issues. Alignment issues maybe, but I'm sure that they won't hit anything.

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If they had some concavity, they would be straight sex. It will also look much better when lowered in my opinion.
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