another tire stretch question
ok ive got 19x9 and 19x10.5 inch wheels. just got my new tires and wanted the stretch look. well anyways, i did a mild stretch up front 225/35 and in the rear i went a little more aggressive 235/35. Think this is safe??? I love the way it looks from the rear. Tires are falken 452s. Ill have pics tomorrow since its kinda late. Just wanted some opinions with the stretch pros. thanks
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ok ive got 19x9 and 19x10.5 inch wheels. just got my new tires and wanted the stretch look. well anyways, i did a mild stretch up front 225/35 and in the rear i went a little more aggressive 235/35. Think this is safe??? I love the way it looks from the rear. Tires are falken 452s. Ill have pics tomorrow since its kinda late. Just wanted some opinions with the stretch pros. thanks
Sounds good to me for mild stretch.
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Sounds good to me for mild stretch.
235 is pushin it for 10.5 as far as being practical. and make sure u have the same stretch up front as u do in the rear or it looks retarded IMO.
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235 is pushin it for 10.5 as far as being practical. and make sure u have the same stretch up front as u do in the rear or it looks retarded IMO.
Safe-NO. Just drive slow and try to avoid putting fat asses in the back and you should be fine. What offsets are you running? Stretching is used to avoid rubbing. If your not doing it for clearance issues then its pointless. Blow outs on the high way are no joke. Just be prepared to become good friends with AAA ;)
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Safe-NO. Just drive slow and try to avoid putting fat asses in the back and you should be fine. What offsets are you running? Stretching is used to avoid rubbing. If your not doing it for clearance issues then its pointless. Blow outs on the high way are no joke. Just be prepared to become good friends with AAA ;)
widebody_Q;67108 wrote:Safe-NO. Just drive slow and try to avoid putting fat asses in the back and you should be fine. What offsets are you running? Stretching is used to avoid rubbing. If your not doing it for clearance issues then its pointless. Blow outs on the high way are no joke. Just be prepared to become good friends with AAA ;)
listen to this man...he knows from experience haha
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[QUOTE=widebody_Q;67108]Safe-NO. Just drive slow and try to avoid putting fat asses in the back and you should be fine. What offsets are you running? Stretching is used to avoid rubbing. If your not doing it for clearance issues then its pointless. Blow outs on the high way are no joke. Just be prepared to become good friends with AAA ;)[/QUOTE]
listen to this man...he knows from experience haha
