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05-22-20, 10:25 AM
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Yes...also try to avoid tires that have beefy sidewalls like Michelins.
If you do decide to got with a 265 or Michelins, then worst case scenario is you add some camber adjusting arms to the rear (like SPC) and give it a little bit more negative camber for the tires to clear.
At this point you're literally down to a matter of millimetres.
If you do decide to got with a 265 or Michelins, then worst case scenario is you add some camber adjusting arms to the rear (like SPC) and give it a little bit more negative camber for the tires to clear.
At this point you're literally down to a matter of millimetres.
Only issue with these wheels are the rears. Front are okay.
And instead of 225/35 front can 225/30 work also?
Update: Achilles does not make 255/30 for sport tires
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05-22-20, 11:27 AM
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225/35/19 will keep the wheel diameter as close to the stock size as possible...a 255/30 will actually make the diameter of the wheel smaller than stock, also no one makes a 225/30/19.
05-22-20, 11:44 AM
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Kinda want to stick with achilles cus its the cheapest for its quality
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05-22-20, 03:36 PM
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Okay. I understand now. Btw, achilles tires actually doesnt make 255/30. Should I take the risk and get 255/35 or opt for a different brand? If so, which do you recommend with the wheel fitments. Im on a budget for tires. nothing too cheap or expensive.
Kinda want to stick with achilles cus its the cheapest for its quality
Kinda want to stick with achilles cus its the cheapest for its quality
Ideally I would look at a brand that has the correct sizes you need.
I'm not sure what the Achilles sells for by you, but maybe check out Sumitomo, Falken, or Hankook.
05-23-20, 05:07 AM
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You could go with:
F: 225/35/19
R: 255/30/19
or
F:235/35/19
R:265/30/19
Personally I would go with the second one...more rubber + more sidewall=nicer ride
05-23-20, 08:50 AM
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05-23-20, 10:21 AM
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05-25-20, 04:48 AM
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If you want to go 9.5 in the rear (or wider), then +38 is a good starting point. The wider you go the higher the offset will need to be.
If you go with an 8.5 or 9 in the rear then the offset can be lower.
For brands of wheels it's completely subjective because it's really what you like vs. what's available where you are.
05-25-20, 12:25 PM
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I recently ordered a set of custom AG wheels and I thought I was supposed to tell the offset and stuff like that, but I was told that the engineers would find the best offset for my car. Is this normally how it works when you order custom wheels? I’m new to this😅
05-26-20, 08:28 AM
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Whats Up Nick I see you everywhere now lol. For the wheels, you got custom wheels so yes they have right measurement to have the "perfect" fitment unless you want it little more or less aggressive. There's plenty of people who got custom AG for our cars so they have plenty of measurement lol
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05-26-20, 08:30 AM
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