G35 Sedan Rims question!
Another item to consider when moving up in size is the added weight. You might want to look at getting wheels that are lighter than your stock 17". I believe the sport 17" are around 23lbs. each and your outside diameter with the 215/55/17 is 26.4" or 26.3" depending on the Goodyear or the Bridgestone. You will want to stay somewhere in this range of 26.1 to 26.7. A Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 245/45/18 (front) OD is 26.7 and the 275/40/18 (rear) OD is 26.6. There is a minimal difference in the outside diameter this way from stock. Hope this helps!
I managed to get a hold of some REALLY NICE 18" wheels from a coupe but had some issues with fitment... I simply went down to my local discount tire with the wheels and the nice man told me he'd seen this before and I'd need a "rim job". It didn't take long and I have to say I'm VERY happy with the results. I would highly recommend all the nice fellows at Discount Tire. They really know how to put the customer first.
If you have any problems I'd suggest going to your local discount tire and asking if they have any guys with a few minutes free who might be able to give you a free "rim job" kind of on the side. They'll usually do all they can to help you out.
If you have any problems I'd suggest going to your local discount tire and asking if they have any guys with a few minutes free who might be able to give you a free "rim job" kind of on the side. They'll usually do all they can to help you out.
Originally Posted by doogie
If you have any problems I'd suggest going to your local discount tire and asking if they have any guys with a few minutes free who might be able to give you a free "rim job" kind of on the side. They'll usually do all they can to help you out.
Dude - That was the funniest thing I've seen this year!!! If I can stop laughing, i'd ask you if you were serious!!!
Originally Posted by doogie
I managed to get a hold of some REALLY NICE 18" wheels from a coupe but had some issues with fitment... I simply went down to my local discount tire with the wheels and the nice man told me he'd seen this before and I'd need a "rim job". It didn't take long and I have to say I'm VERY happy with the results. I would highly recommend all the nice fellows at Discount Tire. They really know how to put the customer first.
If you have any problems I'd suggest going to your local discount tire and asking if they have any guys with a few minutes free who might be able to give you a free "rim job" kind of on the side. They'll usually do all they can to help you out.
If you have any problems I'd suggest going to your local discount tire and asking if they have any guys with a few minutes free who might be able to give you a free "rim job" kind of on the side. They'll usually do all they can to help you out.
"Rim Job" from a guy at Discount Tire? Did he buy you a drink before the "rim job"?
To each his own
Here you go heetenism
Pics of Coupe rims on my Sedan
To each his own
Here you go heetenism
Pics of Coupe rims on my Sedan
Last edited by G35Papa; Feb 1, 2005 at 12:34 AM.
Originally Posted by doogie
I simply went down to my local discount tire with the wheels and the nice man told me he'd seen this before and I'd need a "rim job". It didn't take long and I have to say I'm VERY happy with the results. I would highly recommend all the nice fellows at Discount Tire. They really know how to put the customer first.
Originally Posted by doogie
Let's just say I can feel every bump in the road now and I'm leaving a trail of rubber everywhere I go.
Hmm. Well personally I like to get the rimjob from a woman but, I guess if it works for you to get them from the local guy at the "tire shop" who am I to judge!!1
Originally Posted by Fireball
I hope they used some lubricant otherwise there could be a lot of damage. Was this shop in San Francisco?
So what was this thread originally about?
Originally Posted by G35papa
So what was this thread originally about? 

Originally Posted by doogie
Lol... I apologize... from me you should expect nothing less than random tangents with the occasional useful nugget here and there 

Originally Posted by G35papa
Low blow Fireball.........but funny none-the-less 

Originally Posted by Fireball
Low blow? I guess that was. I apologize to anyone from San Francisco who might have been offended. It is a beautiful city but you do have be careful if you find a quarter on the sidewalk and decide to bend over and pick it up. Oh, did I offend anyone again. I apologize. 

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