Has anybody tried 255/40/18?
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Has anybody tried 255/40/18?
Have to get some new tires and was wondering how big is to big. I did the calculator thing and the tire is only .06 bigger in height so i was just wondering about the turning clearance. I am thinking the BFG's might be ok? Any help would be greatly appreciated
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/types/uhp.jsp
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/types/uhp.jsp
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I have 265 width on the front and 275 width on the rear without rubs anywhere, even over bumps and uneven surfaces. The rims have a big part in the overall picture as far as rubbing. If the offsets are wrong or the widths are wrong then even the skinny tires could rub
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I have 265 width on the front and 275 width on the rear without rubs anywhere, even over bumps and uneven surfaces. The rims have a big part in the overall picture as far as rubbing. If the offsets are wrong or the widths are wrong then even the skinny tires could rub
there still is no mention of rim diameter, offset, or any specific tire size
anyone on here have any realworld experience with this?
and to throw another curveball at it....how about with dropped springs?
thanks for any help
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And mine is lowered using Goldline springs.
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thanks for the reply. I did a search of some of your older posts, but I don't see any offsets. I did see that you have spacers though.
it's nice to know that those tires fit without any rubbing, but I'm also trying to find out what rim offsets I need without spacers or any other spindle mods, although I have no problem with having to roll or grind my quarterpanels because that's a easy and free modification
thanks again
it's nice to know that those tires fit without any rubbing, but I'm also trying to find out what rim offsets I need without spacers or any other spindle mods, although I have no problem with having to roll or grind my quarterpanels because that's a easy and free modification
thanks again