Found a screamin deal on some 20" rims, but what size tires will fit without rubbing?

Or should I just pass and stick with the 17's?

 

There is a slim chance they would fit with low-pro's on them.. but I would go with 18's :P

 

Just don't go over 26" over all diameter................

And let me know if you are going to loose those 17' Euro's

 

There are a few members using 20's with no reported problems.

a 225/35/20 is 26.2 OD.... Of course shorter sidewall makes a stiffer ride, but looks cool..

http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoTireMath.dos

 

Assuming your not drastically lowered you'll have no clearance issues, I have 225/35/20s. Ride is fine, but hitting bumps and potholes are more pronounced. More so than that you have no forgiveness when it comes to curbs, but that's true with 18s also.

 

These are the wheels I'm looking at:

 

IIRC as long as you don't go wider than a 20" x 8" rim along with the 26" height you should be fine. Anything wider than 8" may rub on the spring perch in front.

Later
Allex

 

Sharp looking rims Mongo !!!!

 

Very nice wheels, if you were made an offer you can't refuse get em and put them away until spring. You can take your time over the winter to find a good deal for tires and sensors if you have TPMS. Unless your absolutely sure it may be a good idea to try a rim on your front to be sure it fits and clears your disc caliper.