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From: Central New York
RE: wheels
as long as they are 4 lug, yes, and why 18" tooo big, get 17", and i run 245/45/r17's on my 17's (obviously, duh) and they rub a tad in the front on hard corners. a 245.40/r18 is only.040" larger height that a 245/45/r17, i'd get a 245/35/r18 tire that's .930" shorter and will eliminate any rubbing. Out back go 275's and match the sidewall height to the front ... jmo good luck
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Pasadena,MD
RE: wheels
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as long as they are 4 lug, yes, and why 18" tooo big, get 17", and i run 245/45/r17's on my 17's (obviously, duh) and they rub a tad in the front on hard corners. a 245.40/r18 is only.040" larger height that a 245/45/r17, i'd get a 245/35/r18 tire that's .930" shorter and will eliminate any rubbing. Out back go 275's and match the sidewall height to the front ... jmo good luck
as long as they are 4 lug, yes, and why 18" tooo big, get 17", and i run 245/45/r17's on my 17's (obviously, duh) and they rub a tad in the front on hard corners. a 245.40/r18 is only.040" larger height that a 245/45/r17, i'd get a 245/35/r18 tire that's .930" shorter and will eliminate any rubbing. Out back go 275's and match the sidewall height to the front ... jmo good luck
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