g356gear

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I ended up going to a 295/30 rear and 275/35 front on my gsf, and I think it looks much more balanced on the stock rims. As with most manufacturers turners, the stock rubber seems to be too narrow for the rims. Could still use a spacer on the back though.

1A1

I'd love to see this with spacers.

Steve

UZ214

how is the drive? do you get better handling? I am curious to what made you go for the wider wheels?

g356gear

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Drives perfect. I never liked how the sidewalls were stretched with the stock 255/275 combo....this makes them flush looking on the rim. With spacers I think it will be perfect.

UZ214

is it still tail happy? When I am driving fast and turn sharp the rear always give out. I wondered if larger tires in the back would maybe remedy some of that.

robert2423

we need better pics.

kukudm

what tires are those?

johnnyb58

Any issues with rubbing?

designo

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Wow, that's a good amount of meat you got there.
If I did that to my car, it probably wouldn't even move as I ham lowered and running 20mm rear and 25mm front spacers.

RC51TOFUMA

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Yea is there ANY RUBBING ??

g356gear

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stock rear pilots moved to the front rims, and new Potenza S-07's on the rear in 295/30

g356gear

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no rubbing at all, even with 400 lbs in the back

johnnyb58

With the larger sidewall, hows the ride? Any increase in the ride comfort?

g356gear

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Drives exactly the same I would say....just makes the tires look properly sized on the rims, instead of a stretched sidewall.