225/35 fronts or 245/35 all around?
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so i looked at the back, and though the rear 30 offset is suppose to be smaller.. it comes more inside than the other...
its weird, because if u look closely, u can see the one on the right (Rear 30offset) comes in deeper than the front (43 offset)
any clues?
^^^ LOLOL! Sorry, OP...
That would actually be correct, if it is a 30 offset, it will be closer to the centerline of the wheel than the 45. The question is, why is it that offset when according to most sources, the offsets should be very similar, only about 3mm difference between front and rear.
Maybe check on myG37 for more info as well.
That would actually be correct, if it is a 30 offset, it will be closer to the centerline of the wheel than the 45. The question is, why is it that offset when according to most sources, the offsets should be very similar, only about 3mm difference between front and rear.
Maybe check on myG37 for more info as well.
this whole thread is full of confusion and misunderstandings...
I dont understand why some people never bother to do the research BEFORE you buy.
but to answer your TIRE question get the 245/40/19 all around and call it a day.
the wheel offset is NOT the question you asked so we shouldn't be worried with that one. Put them on and if they works it works. at +30 or +45/48 you should be able to put them on.
I dont understand why some people never bother to do the research BEFORE you buy.
but to answer your TIRE question get the 245/40/19 all around and call it a day.
the wheel offset is NOT the question you asked so we shouldn't be worried with that one. Put them on and if they works it works. at +30 or +45/48 you should be able to put them on.
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 3,477
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From: San Diego
this whole thread is full of confusion and misunderstandings...
I dont understand why some people never bother to do the research BEFORE you buy.
but to answer your TIRE question get the 245/40/19 all around and call it a day.
the wheel offset is NOT the question you asked so we shouldn't be worried with that one. Put them on and if they works it works. at +30 or +45/48 you should be able to put them on.
I dont understand why some people never bother to do the research BEFORE you buy.
but to answer your TIRE question get the 245/40/19 all around and call it a day.
the wheel offset is NOT the question you asked so we shouldn't be worried with that one. Put them on and if they works it works. at +30 or +45/48 you should be able to put them on.
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at +43 you wont need a spacer with your setup.
and +30 you definitely wont need a spacer....
I don't know why you dont believe us, it's +45 man.
at +43 you wont need a spacer with your setup.
and +30 you definitely wont need a spacer....
I don't know why you dont believe us, it's +45 man.
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You want 225/40F 245/40R or 245/40 all around since you're not dropped too much.
The starting point to answer the offset question is: Where did you get them? Are they straight off a G37? As you've said, it doesn't really matter, they can be made to fit and will look great.
Last edited by Swivel; Jun 8, 2010 at 10:46 AM.
This thread is so full of facepalm I cant believe it.
Have you actually measured the rear offsets for yourself? Just because it it 'comes more inside than the other...' doesnt mean much due to the fact the wheels are different widths.
As for tire sizes, copy Swivel. 245/35 255/35.
Have you actually measured the rear offsets for yourself? Just because it it 'comes more inside than the other...' doesnt mean much due to the fact the wheels are different widths.
As for tire sizes, copy Swivel. 245/35 255/35.
