05-02-2020, 12:57 AM | #1 |
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I had originally asked a vendor on his suggestion of what tire sizes would give me a nice meaty look both in the rear and up front (stock suspension). His suggestion was 305/30/20 and 265/35/20. The rears fit perfect however i rub up front at certain points when the wheels are turned and going up my slanted driveway.
I wanted to know if anyone has had this setup and could tell me if I were to get aftermarket suspension would adjusting camber fix the rubbing issue ? |
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05-02-2020, 03:20 PM | #3 |
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No, camber won't fix the issue.
I said it before already couple times, a 265/35 won't work without fixing the inner liner. The biggest 35 tire is a 245/35 you can run without issues, even a 255/35 needs some work to make it happen. |
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dont stock wheels only come in 18 or 19 inch? I would think 265/30/20 is larger than 265/30/19?
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265/30 & 305/30 is a bigger difference front / rear. I think it should work but might look off a bit. Ideally front / rear combo would be a 255/35 & 305/30 as you can see on my white F82. |
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Please be aware there can be tolerance's within two identical cars. Some people having clearance issues just by adding spacers with stock 20" tires. I would go with 255/35 and work with a heat gun just in case you still have rubbing issues. It's hard to find a good fit for the front when you run a 305/30 in the rear. |
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