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My local shop here stretches all the time that it doesn't matter how skinny the tire is for the wheel, they'll try it for the hell of it.
Like when I tried stretching this 285/30/19 onto a 19x13 wheel. This is as far as it would stretch before we just dismounted it and I got different tires.
Like when I tried stretching this 285/30/19 onto a 19x13 wheel. This is as far as it would stretch before we just dismounted it and I got different tires.
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Highly doubt a trip to LA would be necessary. Simply being in California means theres a tire stretch friendly shop around almost every corner. Search San Diego yelp.com for tire places and look for high rated shops.
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I have a couple but I'm in the Bay Area.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/agundis-tire...-san-francisco
http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-shop-san-bruno
http://www.yelp.com/biz/avn-motorsports-alameda
If you care about your wheels, be sure to ask if they have equipment that won't scratch the lips.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/agundis-tire...-san-francisco
http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-shop-san-bruno
http://www.yelp.com/biz/avn-motorsports-alameda
If you care about your wheels, be sure to ask if they have equipment that won't scratch the lips.
#6219
Okay I own f14. Question do you have a bbk. If so this will really change that I have to show you options. On g35 I have one of the most aggressive sets I have heard of. 19x10 -5 and 19x11 -10 rears. I would say star close to 0. My last setup was 19x9.5 + r and 10.5+5. They might have been 0 I can't remember. But that's what I would say.
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Well I am looking at a new setup for my 03 Sedan
Currently, I have BC coils and 18x9/10 +20 wheels but want something different
My question is about the Cosmis Racing wheels, MRII
They come in 18x9.5 +15 and 18x10.5 +20
I know the 9.5 +15 would work in the back fine, would I be able to run that all around? I have about
-3.3 camber all around now and don't want anymore then that
I feel that I could fit the 10.5 with a stretch as I have barely any tire stretch now and the wheel fits with no rubbing
My biggest concern is running the 9.5 in the front, I could not find any info online for the same offset in the front on a sedan, but still not set on the 10.5 for the rear
I would be looking towards like a 215 or 225/40 on the 9.5 wheel and maybe a 225 or 235/40 on the 10.5 wheel
Currently, I have BC coils and 18x9/10 +20 wheels but want something different
My question is about the Cosmis Racing wheels, MRII
They come in 18x9.5 +15 and 18x10.5 +20
I know the 9.5 +15 would work in the back fine, would I be able to run that all around? I have about
-3.3 camber all around now and don't want anymore then that
I feel that I could fit the 10.5 with a stretch as I have barely any tire stretch now and the wheel fits with no rubbing
My biggest concern is running the 9.5 in the front, I could not find any info online for the same offset in the front on a sedan, but still not set on the 10.5 for the rear
I would be looking towards like a 215 or 225/40 on the 9.5 wheel and maybe a 225 or 235/40 on the 10.5 wheel
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