Volk GT-S Help
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Volk GT-S Help
I just purchased a set of Volk GT-S's +17 F and +18 R, the offset is really aggresive and i made the mistake of buying super chunky tires
. I purchased a set of BF Goodrich 255/35/19 F 285/35/19 R and they are rubbing like crazy! fender roling wouldnt even help per the shop. I was told to get a smaller set of tires and after doing research i found alot of people getting the Toyo T1-R's with this setup in 245/35/19 F 275/35/19 rear. Does anyone have this setup? what should i do? im also a little lowered on Tein 350Z Htechs, its only about .5 lower in the rear. Im at the point now where i must either get a set of these toyos that are soposed to be the best fitment for this setup or get them in 275/30/19. Any help is grealy appreciated as i cant even drive the car right now.
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the 275/30s fall past the rule of thumb to stay 3% of the overall diameter of the stock wheel/tire combo....the proper size is 275/35.
Those BFG's are known to have more square sidewalls, while other type tires have more rounded shoulders like the Falkens.
I say get the 275/35 tire, then if you still rub roll your rear fender.
Those BFG's are known to have more square sidewalls, while other type tires have more rounded shoulders like the Falkens.
I say get the 275/35 tire, then if you still rub roll your rear fender.
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Originally Posted by silvernole12
the 275/30s fall past the rule of thumb to stay 3% of the overall diameter of the stock wheel/tire combo....the proper size is 275/35.
Those BFG's are known to have more square sidewalls, while other type tires have more rounded shoulders like the Falkens.
I say get the 275/35 tire, then if you still rub roll your rear fender.
Those BFG's are known to have more square sidewalls, while other type tires have more rounded shoulders like the Falkens.
I say get the 275/35 tire, then if you still rub roll your rear fender.
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Originally Posted by silvernole12
the 275/30s fall past the rule of thumb to stay 3% of the overall diameter of the stock wheel/tire combo....the proper size is 275/35.
Those BFG's are known to have more square sidewalls, while other type tires have more rounded shoulders like the Falkens.
I say get the 275/35 tire, then if you still rub roll your rear fender.
Those BFG's are known to have more square sidewalls, while other type tires have more rounded shoulders like the Falkens.
I say get the 275/35 tire, then if you still rub roll your rear fender.
So i guess the best option is to get the 275/35, Toyos or Falkens? Which would be a better fit?
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