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Im tires of having thin tire in the rear, im running 245/40/18 up front and 275/45/18 in rear i believe
POST PICTURE OF YOUR REAR TIRES WITH MEAT!!!
NOT DRAG SLICKS, IM LOOKIN FOR TIRES I CAN RUN DD
POST UR PICSSS
Geeeez Paule, 275's are not all that skinny IMO.
Anyway, if you want nice and Meaty tire for your DD....try Nitto
305/40/18 in the rear on a 10.0-10.5" rim
Last edited by 07 GT E UPP; 06-10-2010 at 06:57 AM.
Ok then.... Ya " Meaty" usually means the Width of the tire..
Obviously, it's really your choice here for sidewall size. I just hope
you don't give it that tractor wheel look. Have fun !!
the larger sidewall will allow a more comfortable ride but in turns it will be more of a loose/pushing effect.
Maybe, but 245/55/18 is approx 1.4" larger in overall diameter then his
stock tire and he will lose gearing (and speedometer will be off ).
An equilalent 55 series tire compared to stock would be around a 215/55/18 tire. Well, this gives him lots of sidewall, but it's kinda on the thin side. !!
Maybe, but 245/55/18 is approx 1.4" larger in overall diameter then his
stock tire and he will lose gearing (and speedometer will be off ).
An equilalent 55 series tire compared to stock would be around a 215/55/18 tire. Well, this gives him lots of sidewall, but it's kinda on the thin side. !!
You are correct, all I was doing was giving him an example for him to understand, op can go to tire rack and they have a really good calculator that will explain everything, you type in what you have currently and type in what you want and its shows; height, weight etc, and how much the speedometer will be off.