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      08-24-2020, 10:09 PM   #1
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What's the fattest rear tire capable of clearing CCB + suspension?

Getting a 20x11 ET43 rim... I'm sure I can get away with 305/25R30, but would I clear with a higher profile 305/30R20 on street height setting?
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What's the fattest rear tire capable of clearing CCB + suspension?

Getting a 20x11 ET43 rim... I'm sure I can get away with 305/25R30, but would I clear with a higher profile 305/30R20 on street height setting?


https://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1308168

I'm running 295/30R20 on my GTS on PSS 4s/Cup 2 so I haven't had experience with this, but doing my own research earlier you might want to go with 305/25R20 over 30R20.
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https://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1308168

I'm running 295/30R20 on my GTS on PSS 4s/Cup 2 so I haven't had experience with this, but doing my own research earlier you might want to go with 305/25R20 over 30R20.
LOL going 25 feels like rubber bands like the pic. It'll look nice from the rear but I think I'll be annoyed by the wheel gap looking at it from the side.

Found this thread to confirm you can run 305/25R20 on the rear:

https://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1492012

The 305/30R20 going to make the car too tall and probably rub but the wheel gap on the 25R is bothering me. Guess I'll have to settle for the 295 tire...
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What's the fattest rear tire capable of clearing CCB + suspension?
19x11.5 ET45 with a 315/30 Cup2, the OEM rear tyre from the GT350R Mustang is the best I've found for clearance.
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19x11.5 ET45 with a 315/30 Cup2, the OEM rear tyre from the GT350R Mustang is the best I've found for clearance.
Thats fat! This on a regular m4? Do you have coils?
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Thats fat! This on a regular m4? Do you have coils?
Yes, it does clear
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I am running 305 30 20, it looks great and no rub at all
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I am running 305 30 20, it looks great and no rub at all
Sick! I think this seals the deal for me. Fatter look without compromise. Thanks for confirming fitment on GTS!!
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I am running 305 30 20, it looks great and no rub at all
Interesting. What spec Cup 2? What do you have up front? Track use?
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I am running 305 30 20, it looks great and no rub at all
Looks great! I'll have to keep that in mind in the future for when I need tires but might be a while seeing I only put 100-200 miles a year on.
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Yes cup 2 tires. OEM 265 front but will try 285 front next year
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I am running 305 30 20, it looks great and no rub at all
Are these cup2's?
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