Widest 18" Wheel/Tire Combo For G-Sedan
Widest 18" Wheel/Tire Combo For G-Sedan
What is the widest 18" wheel/tire set that I could add to my 2003 G-Sedan without problems with rubbing, or weird wearing issues? I would love to give it a lot more aggressive look and feel, but I don't want to get into fender rolling or a lot of mods like that. Can you give me wheel width and tire size?
Thanks for the help!! If anybody has any pics, that would be great!
Thanks for the help!! If anybody has any pics, that would be great!
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Q50 Red Sport 400 RWD
Originally Posted by davistld01
What is the widest 18" wheel/tire set that I could add to my 2003 G-Sedan without problems with rubbing, or weird wearing issues? I would love to give it a lot more aggressive look and feel, but I don't want to get into fender rolling or a lot of mods like that. Can you give me wheel width and tire size?
Thanks for the help!! If anybody has any pics, that would be great!
Thanks for the help!! If anybody has any pics, that would be great!

Originally Posted by Texan1
18x9.5 40+ rear with 275s
BTW...how about 19" combos? I might go for a little "bling".
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Is 18X8.5 with 35 offset will fit the sedan?Without sticking out the wheel/tires?
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Originally Posted by davistld01
Mistook you for somebody else. My bad. Houston is my hometown, but I moved to the midwest from Denton.
IMHO. Unless you spend a WAD of $ for the lightest wheels/tires out there, they will weigh a ton and only hurt your performance. Super wide tires in the rear will only encourage the car to understeer more. Seems like alot of performance sacrafices just to run staggered.
Originally Posted by Texan1
i believe it will be right under the fender--as close as possible to the edge but not sticking out--may rub if you don't roll though.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
IMHO. Unless you spend a WAD of $ for the lightest wheels/tires out there, they will weigh a ton and only hurt your performance. Super wide tires in the rear will only encourage the car to understeer more. Seems like alot of performance sacrafices just to run staggered.
http://www.wheelweights.net/ should be a good source if you wanna know how much your rims weigh before buying...



