i have a question wheel guys...
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would 18x8 with a 35 offset wrapped in 245/40s fit on the front with no rubbing?
would 18x9.5 with a 25 offset wrapped in 275/35s fit on the rear with no rubbing?
thanks guys! as i am clueless on wheel fitment lol.
would 18x9.5 with a 25 offset wrapped in 275/35s fit on the rear with no rubbing?
thanks guys! as i am clueless on wheel fitment lol.
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The fronts should be fine, the rears will at the very least need some fender rolling with 275's and that offset. We've got +40 ish offset on a 18 x 9.5" wheel with 275/40's and it would rub just the tiniest bit going over larger bumps with a full load (wife+2 kids), this was stock wheel wells, no rolling or pulling, and Tanabe DF210s.
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fronts will be fine. Rear should be fine, and if not, then Im thinking just shaving/rolling the fender lip will make enough clearance. I dont think you would have to pull the fenders. The only thing that raises a flag for the rears is the offset. I have 19x9.5 in the rear with +38 and there's no rubbing at all. I have about 1/2" or so of clearance
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My new 9.5's have 265' with a +35mm offset and clear no sweat, though I am going to step up to a 275.
See my other thread for photos
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depends what you mean by "Better". better in the sense that no work will be needed to make it fit. But alot of people would go with a lower offset if given the choice and do the little bit of work to the fenders (which might not even be needed in those sizes with the lower offset) to make it fit
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