Evotheorum

iTrader: (5)

hey guys finally fitted my rs-d to the car 18x10's fenders are rolled and everything.... im running 255 40 18s on the car and the body shop tore up my two new rear tires so they said they would buy new ones and make the problem right.... can i run the 255 40 on front and 255 35 on the rears to make for less rubbing.... or shld i just get another pair of the 255 40's?

Drew_FL

Another 255.

And how did they tear up the two new rear tires?

Trojan man

iTrader: (10)

keep same diameter front and rears or you'll be overworking your tc

Evotheorum

iTrader: (5)

the fronts ride perfect! the rears just rub a bitccch! body guy is buying two new rears and going to work on the fenders a little more.

Neal@tirerack

iTrader: (25)

+1 Keep all sizes the same all around to avoid tc issues.

ak47m203

in an american cars like stang, you can do that.

Poik242

It's an AWD thing not a domestic/import thing.

03nevaevolution

iTrader: (3)

I have 255/35 all around on 18X8's without my fenders rolled (yet) and have no issues with rubbing in the back. I would get the same all around!! Thats your best bet!!!!

Q8_EVO

iTrader: (67)

fail statement is ... fail statement

SyZyGy1394

iTrader: (4)

This.

fugiwara

iTrader: (124)

you trying to run 255 on 10" wide wheel? 255 is ideal for 9" wheel, 275 is what you should run

SyZyGy1394

iTrader: (4)

I think he just wants the hella awesome lookin rimz yo! and put on tires that can fit on a stock wheel. FAIL

metalsaber

iTrader: (9)

Are you fenders rolled at all? Alignment? Suspension?

I would think with the 10" wheels, you're going to have issues regardless without the above?

Jerm__

255/35/18 on 10" wheel:


Not exactly what i call a huge stretch.

Smike

iTrader: (8)

Any stretch is absolutely stupid. You have no idea what forces are pushing against the sidewalls.

And again, you CANNOT run different sized diameters on an AWD car.