mightymouse

was wondering about this. i think this would solve my problem with the rear gap in the fender. right now i'm currently running 225/40 18 all around(imo too small). i do like the way the front look,so the 225/40 in front. now in the rear,with pedders springs,i was looking to go 245/40. would this look bad??? really liking the generals gcsd has. the concern i have is will this "hike up" the back of the car??? i want it to be as level as possible. PLEASE give me your input. other wise,back to the stock size.

Talvanos

The rear will sit about 3/8" taller in the back then in the front if the hubs are level now. 225/40-18s are 25.08 in tall and 245/40-18s are 25.71 in tall, subtract the difference and devid by 2 and that will be the hub heigth difference from the ground.

ChevyMgr

Then difference will probably cause unwanted ABS and Traction Control events.

mightymouse

stock size then!!!

harleysshhr

I might want to disagree with that small amount of difference. The difference between a brand new tire and a nearly worn out tire would be very similar and that doen't throw lights.

ChevyMgr

Then by all means do it.

rotaryboy23

^ I was wondering this as well, but I don't have ABS or TCS, so no worries there. Does anyone have any idea what the largest diameter/width is that we can run on these things front/back? The 18s are a bit rough with low-pro tires and lowering springs...

edstacoma

Along with ABS and Traction Control events are you going to carry two spare tires? The traction control would be an issue if you run the two different size tires on the front and alignment. I wouldn't chance it I have done it but with problems down the road, Just my two cents.

mightymouse

well i'm staying stock size. i could be wrong,but the rear tire size should not affect the traction control,we are fwd.

goetylsd

Do you think switching from 225/40-18 tires to 245/40-18 tires would offset the spedometer? Would it have to be recalibrated or is the difference minimal?