http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php?route=product/product&path=20_2873_2899_2923_2925&product_id=619 6

I'm thinking on putting this on my sedan. 8.5 +30 / 10.5 +35.

Will this fit? What do you think, Will it look right?

 

265 might fit with a terrible stretch. You want to do a 285 or 295 with 10.5. Trust me

 

Look at pictures in the ad. They dint look too stretched. I probably should've included it in the beginning.

 

Notice the fronts have a square setup and the rears are stretched. Doesn't even match. Up to u tho

 

That one your right. .... crap

Once again the community pulls through.

 

You can always get new tires, they look nice after all.

 

Cost is a factor. I thought these were good looking, fit well, and didn't cost much. But if I have to exchangeenhance it, I'd rather keep my 20" dunlops and just buy new 20s for them. What is the ideal combo for width and offset would you say? I have 275 30 20 and I think 235 or 245 35 20 on 8.5 +35 & 10 +45.

 

I have to say its not too bad, What do you think?

 

We'll from experience I just got a 8.5 front with a 245 and a 10.5 rear with a 285 and the front is square but the rear is a tiny bit stretched and doesn't match the front which, being OCD about that stuff, drives me cray

 

This is a good read for tire related info
http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible_pg4.html
About 3/4ths the way down the page is a little handy calculator callled
"An Ideal Rim-Width Calculator", it will list the range of wheel widths for certain tire sizes.
FWIW 265s max rim width is 10.5" for a sound mount, it's stretched a bit but not to the point of trouble. But like mentioned, the front will be a standard mount and the rear would be stretched so the look will be a bit different looking down the sides.