245's in the front?
It really all depends on the size of your rims. I don't see how changing the profile in the rear will do much. You want to change the width in the rear since its RWD. If you have the right sized rims, I would go 245's in the front and maybe 275's in the rear?
Why not tell use what size rims you have and we can better help you choose a tire size from there.
Why not tell use what size rims you have and we can better help you choose a tire size from there.
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245/40 front and 245/45 or 255/45 rear will help reduce understeer and maintain the stagger. It's a good move. also 245/40/18s are much easier to find than 225/45/18s. This assumes stock 18" wheels.
Lou
Lou
Having 245x40 upfront and 245x45 outback does/did work very well for me. The car was more neutral. Where before I would dive into a corner the front would slide a bit, after the change, the front would bite right in. The downside is that the rear could, at times, break loose. Oh the fun!
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