10" rims: 275, 285, or 295 tires?
#1
10" rims: 275, 285, or 295 tires?
I'm leaning toward the 275 but I'm afraid the rim is too wide for the tire. I could do a search but I'd rather talk to you guys that have the setup.
My car is a daily driver and it's lowered with the Eibach pro kit. I dont want fender or clearance issues and just purchased a set of 20" rims.
What do you think? 275, 285 or the 295?
My car is a daily driver and it's lowered with the Eibach pro kit. I dont want fender or clearance issues and just purchased a set of 20" rims.
What do you think? 275, 285 or the 295?
#3
the 295's will fit nicely and I have 285's right now. 275 will fit fine too...matter of preference and how much rubber you want to the ground.
I think the wider the tire the more under steer you have...but for straight line traction it is the way to go IMO with the staggered setup!
I think the wider the tire the more under steer you have...but for straight line traction it is the way to go IMO with the staggered setup!
#6
IMHO, after personally researching this very topic for several weeks & now owning, 295's fit the best....plus I wanted to match up the over all diameters of the front & rear tires on my car so one didn't look smaller than the other
255/35/20 - 27.1"
295/30/20 - 26.94"
255/35/20 - 27.1"
295/30/20 - 26.94"
Last edited by 05 Mustang; 03-10-2009 at 06:39 AM.
#8
IMHO, after personally researching this very topic for several weeks & now owning, 295's fit the best....plus I wanted to match up the over all diameters of the front & rear tires on my car so one didn't look smaller than the other
255/35/20 - 27.1"
295/30/20 - 26.94"
255/35/20 - 27.1"
295/30/20 - 26.94"
Thanks very much for the info
Nuke, thanks for the visual dude.