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Does anyone know if these rims will clear the calipers on my 98? I google and really could not find any info on them, I know that line is discontinued.
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Sorry had to take the lil ones to Finding Nemo an t was a long day. So are you saying that they will clear and I should have no problems as long as I put the 245/45-18s on them? What kind of problems would the 245/40-18 present if you can clarify for me? Thx in advance.
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The wheel itself has no problem clearing the brake calipers. The +2 sizing at 245/40 is better suited to a 8-9" wide rim with 8.5 being the median optimal width. 245/45 is fine and meets factory tire size diameter for a 7.5" wide rim. There are variables as far as side wall aspect ratios so you'll want to check the manufacturers suggested width for the tire size you want to fit.
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The wheel itself has no problem clearing the brake calipers. The +2 sizing at 245/40 is better suited to a 8-9" wide rim with 8.5 being the median optimal width. 245/45 is fine and meets factory tire size diameter for a 7.5" wide rim. There are variables as far as side wall aspect ratios so you'll want to check the manufacturers suggested width for the tire size you want to fit.
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