x2jzsc300x

Hey guys I have miro 398 18x10.5 with +20 offset my car is slammed all the way on tein coils what tire size do I need and what do I need to do to make them fit like fender roll and pull. What's a great stretch tire size for front and rear? Need help

Turbosauce

iTrader: (1)

Isn't like.... the very first stickie... the wheel and tire fitment thread?
I'm sure someone has run a similar setup, so go and read through the thread please?
here i'll even link it for you.
here is the link

No i'm not trying to be a douche or a flamer, i'm just seriously saying that there is not a need for this thread.

ASTERiSK

I had a similar setup in the rear, that should fit at -4 camber if you run 235/40/18 for 10.5 width. Are your fronts different? I went with 215/40/18 on 9.5 width. Oh yeah You're gonna need to roll your fenders for sure.

x2jzsc300x

It's 10.5 all around

FAT HEAD

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Dude you have 4 posts calm down. The fitment thread isn't the easiest to navigate when you have something specific in mind.

To the op, try 225/40 or 235/40 in front, and 245/40 in the rear. With a roll and pull. You might not have to pull much in the rear, but you'll need a good one up front.

Turbosauce

iTrader: (1)

Okay, sorry, I'm a long time lurker, and I ventured over here from another forum where creating new threads when there is a sticky on the specific topic is generally frowned upon.

Like I said, I wasn't trying to offend the OP, but I guess what I said came out wrong.

To the OP Sorry for barging into your thread without useful information, and quite possibly wasting your time if you're in a hurry.

Kira X

iTrader: (24)

You will definitely need to roll the fenders up front and in the rear.

For tire sizes I would say 235/35/18 or 245/35/18 up front and 255/35/18 in the rear. You would need serious stretching for the front. I personally wouldn't want to stretch the front tires that much. The rear could do 255 or 265 and be alright.

x2jzsc300x

It's all good brotha lol

ASTERiSK

Front and rear have a 20mm offset difference, so you're gonna need a 20mm spacer in the front if you wanna be flush. That's if you're matching -4 camber all around though. At one point I was gonna decide to match the lip size by having lower offset in the front, but that doesn't look staggered so I decided with +26 all around on my next wheels (closest offset I could have on the wheels).

ASTERiSK

Also I think the wheel fitment thread needs an update, they have very typical wheels that are so easy to fit. I don't think that thread is very helpful if you're going to stance the SC since it lacks good examples.

x2jzsc300x

Yea it's +20 all around

ASTERiSK

Actually never mind, with change of width comes with change of offset. I'm basing a perfect flush fitment off of the widths 9.5 0 offset and 10.5 +20 offset and I compare it on 1010tire's wheel offset calculator. So in your case you would need a 7mm spacer in the front.

mikef

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it will still look good even with out the spacer, I would put everything on and get a alignment first then see