My new wheels

[Dominic Toretto]

Or at least a 295 rear.

-Alex

[DirtyD]

Originally Posted by Dominic Toretto Or at least a 295 rear. -Alex

295 are hard to find and almost non existent in a 30 series for 20s, or any rim. 35 series are more common, and that would be a 28.12" tire in the rear, which I don't think Danny would clear without issues. If he could find a 295/30, that would be the best route

[Dominic Toretto]

Originally Posted by DirtyD 295 are hard to find and almost non existent in a 30 series for 20s, or any rim. 35 series are more common, and that would be a 28.12" tire in the rear, which I don't think Danny would clear without issues. If he could find a 295/30, that would be the best route

Ah gotcha. That's really the problem with larger wheels in general is finding a tire to fit. 18s have the good life.

-Alex

[DirtyD]

Originally Posted by Dominic Toretto Ah gotcha. That's really the problem with larger wheels in general is finding a tire to fit. 18s have the good life. -Alex

20s are easier than 19s, but 18s are easiest.

20s typically become limited in types of tires as most are higher performance tires

[46Tbird]

305/35-20s will fit in the rear, no problemo. Even with Sportlines.

[DirtyD]

Originally Posted by 46Tbird 305/35-20s will fit in the rear, no problemo. Even with Sportlines.

I don't know if his offset will agree with that tire size and the fenders.

[Dominic Toretto]

Originally Posted by DirtyD I don't know if his offset will agree with that tire size and the fenders.

I have seen a few cars with 305mm tires over on svtperformance and lowered pretty well.

-Alex