235/40/18 snow tires on stock rims
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I used 235/40/18 Dunlop Winter Sport 3D's all winter this past year on the stock wheels. I'll be putting them back on in a couple of weeks. They don't look that great compared to the stock tires, but my car is definitely amazing in the snow. Pretty darn good tires on dry roads too.
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I used 235/40/18 Dunlop Winter Sport 3D's all winter this past year on the stock wheels. I'll be putting them back on in a couple of weeks. They don't look that great compared to the stock tires, but my car is definitely amazing in the snow. Pretty darn good tires on dry roads too.
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225 size is not recommended for the stock rim X. Having more than 1 % diameter (with the 225 you are around 2.4 %). 235 is the minimum.
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Buy I cant wait for the snow!
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Just got a set of 225/45/18 Blizzack LM-60 installed on my stock GSR wheels. No issues (other than the fact I didn't have a key to the locking lug nuts, thank god I never got a flat tire, I had no clue they were even on the car, the tire place was able to break em off with a little heat and elbow grease), the tires look just a tiny bit stretched over the rim, but it's honestly not as bad as I thought it would look.
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Sorry for another tire size question, but can anyone confirm that 235/40/18 tires fit on our stock GSR rims? I have seen several posts stating that it SHOULD fit, but would like to hear that someone has actually done it before I put down my $800 on a new set of snow tires.
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Sir i quarantee you , you will not see a difference to the naked eye goin down to a 235 , i assure you i have on hand experience with tires and sizes all the jazz. Rest assured it will work great , also on a snow tire you DO want to go down on the width size , why? , because the thinner the tire the Better traction it will have in snow conditions.