275/40/17
#22
RE: 275/40/17
I was running 255/40's on the front and 275/40 Nittor Dr's on the rear on the stock Bullit rims for 2 years with no issues.
Nittos do tend to run just a bit smaller in size then other brands of the same size.
Nittos do tend to run just a bit smaller in size then other brands of the same size.
#26
RE: 275/40/17
The stock bullit wheels are 17x8 and you can get the 275/40/17 on there just fine, plus the height is the same as the 245/45 so it wil not alter your speedometer. If you want to get really radical, I just put 315/35/17 on 17x10.5 in mach I wheels on the back of mine. The 315/35 is the same height as the 275/40 and the 245/45 and did not alter my speedometer.
#27
RE: 275/40/17
Ok thanks. I guess I'll be getting me some 275's for my b-day.
Anybody know where the best place to buy and have installed for cheap. And what brand? Thanks.
Will a shop do it even if its a tight fit, because I dont wanna go there and them tell me they cant do it? Thanks.
I know alot of questions, but I wanna do this right the first time.
Anybody know where the best place to buy and have installed for cheap. And what brand? Thanks.
Will a shop do it even if its a tight fit, because I dont wanna go there and them tell me they cant do it? Thanks.
I know alot of questions, but I wanna do this right the first time.
#30
RE: 275/40/17
ORIGINAL: Acer2428
They will fit, but they will buldge a little bit... not a big fan.
And most/some places won't put it on for liability reasons...aka when you blow a bead and tear **** up.
They will fit, but they will buldge a little bit... not a big fan.
And most/some places won't put it on for liability reasons...aka when you blow a bead and tear **** up.