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what tire can I use on this rims?

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ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 22, 2008
#158474

what tire can I use on this rims?

hey guys i am still waiting on my rims to arrive , but mean while i picked up a set of 20x8.5 and 20X10 rear offset is +25 i need to stretch out the tire right? what tire can i use thanks for the help , they told me i should go 245/35/20 front and 275/30/20 is this right ? i dont think its stretch out , i really would like the tire to be even with the rim it self not the rim tucked in thanks guys.
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hey guys i am still waiting on my rims to arrive , but mean while i picked up a set of 20x8.5 and 20X10 rear offset is +25 i need to stretch out the tire right? what tire can i use thanks for the help , they told me i should go 245/35/20 front and 275/30/20 is this right ? i dont think its stretch out , i really would like the tire to be even with the rim it self not the rim tucked in thanks guys.
maxpowerintegraMay 22, 2008
#158495
This sounds like a question for "widebodyQ"... Agi to the rescue..
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This sounds like a question for "widebodyQ"... Agi to the rescue..
widebody_QMay 22, 2008
#158508
245/35 is fine for the rear. It should give you enough clearance but you still need to roll the fenders or have the inner fender cut. Costs about 40-$65 and any shop can do it. This is what it will look like

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245/35/20 on a 20x10 wheel
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245/35 is fine for the rear.  It should give you enough clearance but you still need to roll the fenders or have the inner fender cut.  Costs about 40-$65 and any shop can do it.  This is what it will look like
 
[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/100_3301.jpg[/IMG]
245/35/20  on a 20x10 wheel
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 23, 2008
#158546
widebody_Q;158508 wrote:245/35 is fine for the rear. It should give you enough clearance but you still need to roll the fenders or have the inner fender cut. Costs about 40-$65 and any shop can do it. This is what it will look like

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245/35/20 on a 20x10 wheel

what about if i want the tire to be flush with the rim ? what do you think ?
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[quote=widebody_Q;158508]245/35 is fine for the rear. It should give you enough clearance but you still need to roll the fenders or have the inner fender cut. Costs about 40-$65 and any shop can do it. This is what it will look like
 
[IMG]http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y170/aedprix/100_3301.jpg[/IMG]
245/35/20 on a 20x10 wheel[/quote]
what about if i want the tire to be flush with the rim ? what do you think ?
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 23, 2008
#158549
maxpowerintegra;158495 wrote:This sounds like a question for "widebodyQ"... Agi to the rescue..

thanks yeah Q is the man for this !! thanks anyways.
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[quote=maxpowerintegra;158495]This sounds like a question for "widebodyQ"... Agi to the rescue..[/quote]
thanks yeah Q  is the man for this !! thanks anyways.
widebody_QMay 23, 2008
#158551
Your going to be rubbing if you want the tire to be flush with the rim. 285/30 will have the tire flush on the wheel. 265/35 will give you that look too
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Your going to be rubbing if you want the tire to be flush with the rim.  285/30 will have the tire flush on the wheel.  265/35 will give you that look too
zion_97May 23, 2008
#158552
if you want the tire to be flush with the rim than a 265/35 most likely....

but you will have a lot wider tire wich meens more fender work or higher stance.
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if you want the tire to be flush with the rim than a 265/35 most likely....
 
but you will have a lot wider tire wich meens more fender work or higher stance.
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 23, 2008
#158557
widebody_Q;158551 wrote:Your going to be rubbing if you want the tire to be flush with the rim. 285/30 will have the tire flush on the wheel. 265/35 will give you that look too

thats the thing i really didnt want to roll fenders that much so front go with 245/35/20 and rear go with the 265/30/20? am i right ? i am looking to get continental tires or yokohama. thanks
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[quote=widebody_Q;158551]Your going to be rubbing if you want the tire to be flush with the rim. 285/30 will have the tire flush on the wheel. 265/35 will give you that look too[/quote]
thats the thing i really didnt want to roll fenders that much so front go with 245/35/20 and rear go with the 265/30/20? am i right ? i am looking to get continental tires or yokohama. thanks
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 23, 2008
#158558
zion_97;158552 wrote:if you want the tire to be flush with the rim than a 265/35 most likely....

but you will have a lot wider tire wich meens more fender work or higher stance.

yeah thats what i was thinking every tire shop i called the told me to go with those sizes but i dont trust plus remember no one really here in miami know much of this at all .
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[quote=zion_97;158552]if you want the tire to be flush with the rim than a 265/35 most likely....
 
but you will have a lot wider tire wich meens more fender work or higher stance.[/quote]
yeah thats what i was thinking every tire shop i called the told me to go with those sizes but i dont trust plus remember no one really here in miami know much of this at all .
ant_jzs160May 23, 2008
#158570
dude if you go tyre flush with rim then you will need to do more work to your guards.
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dude if you go tyre flush with rim then you will need to do more work to your guards.
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 23, 2008
#158572
ant_s13sil;158570 wrote:dude if you go tyre flush with rim then you will need to do more work to your guards.

i guess i wont be going tire flush ,thanks ! :shrug:
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[quote=ant_s13sil;158570]dude if you go tyre flush with rim then you will need to do more work to your guards.[/quote]
i guess i wont be going tire flush ,thanks ! :shrug:
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 26, 2008
#159429
guys i am going to go 225/35/20 front and 245/35/20 rear what do you guys think?
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guys i am going to go 225/35/20 front and 245/35/20 rear what do you guys think?
PANCAKES!May 26, 2008
#159433

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

That's what I've always ran!

No complaints!
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That's what I've always ran!
 
No complaints!
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 26, 2008
#159441
PANCAKES!;159433 wrote:That's what I've always ran!

No complaints!

thanks yeah they told me i was good on that size what tire brand are you running ?
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[quote=PANCAKES!;159433]That's what I've always ran!
 
No complaints![/quote]
thanks yeah they told me i was good on that size what tire brand are you running ?
PANCAKES!May 26, 2008
#159447
20X?

mine are 20X9 20X10 on Nankangs
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20X?
 
mine are 20X9 20X10 on Nankangs
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 27, 2008
#159462
PANCAKES!;159447 wrote:20X?

mine are 20X9 20X10 on Nankangs
yeah i hadn nankangs on my acura tl 2003 they are good tires , my wheels are 20x8.5 and 20x10 rear .
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[quote=PANCAKES!;159447]20X?
 
mine are 20X9 20X10 on Nankangs[/quote]yeah i hadn nankangs on my acura tl 2003 they are good tires , my wheels are 20x8.5 and 20x10 rear .
firelizardMay 27, 2008
#159518
ELFATHER F50 CIMA;159429 wrote:guys i am going to go 225/35/20 front and 245/35/20 rear what do you guys think?


I was just about to suggest that, good choices.:biggthumpup:
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[QUOTE=ELFATHER F50 CIMA;159429]guys i am going to go 225/35/20 front and 245/35/20 rear what do you guys think?[/QUOTE]

I was just about to suggest that, good choices.:biggthumpup:
ELFATHER F50 CIMAMay 27, 2008
#159771
1firelizard;159518 wrote:I was just about to suggest that, good choices.:biggthumpup:

thanks !
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[quote=1firelizard;159518]I was just about to suggest that, good choices.:biggthumpup:[/quote]
thanks !