Can i put 285's in the rear and 255's in the front. Or will i have a problem with rubbing or any other problems. I have 19x9 in the front and 19x10's in the rear so any knowledge is welcome

 

If you don't have a wild offset, the answer is yes. The fronts might be a little tight.

Lou

 

i have a 245/35/20 setup in the front and
285/30/20 in the back, its been a little over a month with this setup and so far no rubbing and i still have a lot a clearance left between my wheels and fenders



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Hey Bigsmasher, just wondering what your offsets are?

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19" Axis Se7en Mods w/ Toyo FZ4s
350Z Duct
7 Wire Hypergrounding Kit
Aluminum Pedals

 

You can with good safe offsets. As for mine I'm running 245/35/19 front and 285/30/19 rears. I had to roll my fenders to fit these wheels..

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mine is 245/35/20 in the front and 285/30/20 with Pirelli tires and my rims are 20x9 and 20x10 but i've noticed that if i try to make a left or right turn going around 30-40ish then my tires cant take it and my "slip" signal will come on . Before with my stocks i could take a turn with 40 easy. I thought if i get a really wide stand with the 285 in the back that the handling would be much better but nothing beats your stocks



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My Nismo 18s, beat my stock 18s all to hell. I have 245/40s in front and 275/40s in the back. Fronts are 8.5" 25mm offset. Rears are 9.5" 30mm offset. I have Dunlop SP9000s on them. Before changing your wheels, you must do your home work. I love the look and the handling of the setup that I have.

Lou