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11-05-2014, 03:51 PM
#12
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Illinois
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For the S197 Chassis the fitment suggested is 20x9.5 ET35 up front and an option of either 20x10.5 ET45 or 20x11ET45 if you want a bit more of an aggressive look.
Weights for those fitments are as follows:
20x9.5 - 27.4lbs
20x10.5 - 26.8lbs
20x11 - 26.6lbs
And no, that's not a typo, the larger the wheel, the lighter on this particular fitment!
Weights for those fitments are as follows:
20x9.5 - 27.4lbs
20x10.5 - 26.8lbs
20x11 - 26.6lbs
And no, that's not a typo, the larger the wheel, the lighter on this particular fitment!
What size tires do you recommend for these wheels ??
We have '14 Pony
11-05-2014, 04:17 PM
#13
Best option that HRE recommends for those wheels would be the following:
Front - 265/35/20
Rear - 285/30/20
Of course that's not set in stone, but that's their recommendation on that fitment, and anything larger than that can cause rubbing issues. If you want a wheel/tire quote, we do wheel/tire packages all the time!
Front - 265/35/20
Rear - 285/30/20
Of course that's not set in stone, but that's their recommendation on that fitment, and anything larger than that can cause rubbing issues. If you want a wheel/tire quote, we do wheel/tire packages all the time!
11-05-2014, 11:53 PM
#14
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Illinois
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Best option that HRE recommends for those wheels would be the following:
Front - 265/35/20
Rear - 285/30/20
Of course that's not set in stone, but that's their recommendation on that fitment, and anything larger than that can cause rubbing issues. If you want a wheel/tire quote, we do wheel/tire packages all the time!
Front - 265/35/20
Rear - 285/30/20
Of course that's not set in stone, but that's their recommendation on that fitment, and anything larger than that can cause rubbing issues. If you want a wheel/tire quote, we do wheel/tire packages all the time!
Sounds like those would give our Pony a Nice Looking Wide Stance !
I'd have no clearance issues right?
Also are those made to work on the Pony with NO adaptor ?
11-06-2014, 08:51 AM
#15
Best option that HRE recommends for those wheels would be the following:
Front - 265/35/20
Rear - 285/30/20
Of course that's not set in stone, but that's their recommendation on that fitment, and anything larger than that can cause rubbing issues. If you want a wheel/tire quote, we do wheel/tire packages all the time!
Front - 265/35/20
Rear - 285/30/20
Of course that's not set in stone, but that's their recommendation on that fitment, and anything larger than that can cause rubbing issues. If you want a wheel/tire quote, we do wheel/tire packages all the time!
Just curious. Thanks!
11-06-2014, 10:51 AM
#16
Not a typo, it's what's recommended from HRE specifically. If you want to go any larger than that you of course can if you really want, its your car and your money but, any larger and it could cause rubbing issues with this particular fitment.
11-07-2014, 04:11 PM
#17
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Illinois
Posts: 150
Ouch !!
Cost is out of my Wheelhouse
I was already pricing out 4 265/35/20 tires and then went to pricing the wheels.
I must be a real cheapo, 'cause I was shocked ! Bigtime..
I Thank You for your time & trouble !
11-07-2014, 04:57 PM
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