im looking at these works wheels there 18" wheels and in the rear they are 10 1/2 inches wide and have a zero offset. my question is can i run these wheels on my g35 coupe with a 285/40/18 in the rear? I have my fenders cut and am running a 275/30/20 right now and have no rubbing and still have clearance between the fender and the tire.

 

idk why a put tire in the title i meant wheel. sry!

 

Zero offset AND 285s? w0wz0rs.

 

yesss sir. Its obviously going to poke and thats what i want i just dont want extreme rubbing issues so im seeing if anyone has this setup, i guess i could just run 275s if i have to

 

Your car is going to look like a "mexican low rider" hahaha!!! 0 offset with a 10.5 man...no offense but its going to look like garbage.

-Sean

 

Why not just get Daytons?

 

not a big difference in tires sizes u r talking bout... my 295 are just barley bigger than my 275.. really hrd to even see the difference...my 295/30 are a little shorter though

 

haha na man. its only going to poke about 10mm at the most. its going to look sick. the tires should sit just about flush with the fender and you wouldnt find these wheels on any 'mexican lowrider' on this planet.

 

daytons?

 

yeah..but im sure you arent running a zero offset right?

 

0 offset isn't extremely unheard of, but 40 series sidewall tho?

 

40 series sidewall is the correct aspect ratio for 18" wheels to maintain the stock rear height

 

Right now i have a 20x11 +6 offset with a 6mm spacer so currently right now its at 0 that makes it only 6mm further out than yours, tires are 255/35,fenders are rolled flat with a slight pull to them and give or take -3 degress of camber in the rear and i rub right now,a 275 is cutting it close depending on tire brand if the rim was 11 then a 275 would be perfect.
here is a pic of the rear.

 

^^^ that's a sick setup...

 

Sick!!