Advan AD07 - Clearance on Tire Rack
03-01-2010 | 08:50 AM
#22
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From: San Jose, CA
Car Info: 05 18g LGT Wagon | Former 08 LGT Spec.B
That really sucks, I was trying to be good and not impulse buy/sleep on it, but now I wake up and the closeout price is gone...
Last edited by LGT Mark; 03-01-2010 at 08:59 AM.
03-01-2010 | 12:05 PM
#24
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How wide are your tires? I remember asking you this before but I don't remember...
Just so everyone knows, a stock 98-01 2.5RS utilizes a 205/55/16 tire, and the widest you can go aftermarket on a stock RS (read: no fender rolling) is a 215/45/17... Any wider than that and you're most likely going to rub, ESPECIALLY if you're lowered. If your car is stock ride height, you MIGHT be able to pull off a 225/40/17, but I've had a stock car rub under HARD cornering.
Just so everyone knows, a stock 98-01 2.5RS utilizes a 205/55/16 tire, and the widest you can go aftermarket on a stock RS (read: no fender rolling) is a 215/45/17... Any wider than that and you're most likely going to rub, ESPECIALLY if you're lowered. If your car is stock ride height, you MIGHT be able to pull off a 225/40/17, but I've had a stock car rub under HARD cornering.
03-01-2010 | 01:41 PM
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Car Info: 345/30/19s
How wide are your tires? I remember asking you this before but I don't remember...
Just so everyone knows, a stock 98-01 2.5RS utilizes a 205/55/16 tire, and the widest you can go aftermarket on a stock RS (read: no fender rolling) is a 215/45/17... Any wider than that and you're most likely going to rub, ESPECIALLY if you're lowered. If your car is stock ride height, you MIGHT be able to pull off a 225/40/17, but I've had a stock car rub under HARD cornering.
Just so everyone knows, a stock 98-01 2.5RS utilizes a 205/55/16 tire, and the widest you can go aftermarket on a stock RS (read: no fender rolling) is a 215/45/17... Any wider than that and you're most likely going to rub, ESPECIALLY if you're lowered. If your car is stock ride height, you MIGHT be able to pull off a 225/40/17, but I've had a stock car rub under HARD cornering.
