So ordered my 21” rims today, it’s going to be a long 2 weeks
Judd Model one, Argent silver
9x21 ET 40
10.5x21 ET 23
Tyres, going for fronts 265/30/21, rears 295/30/21, 25 profile rears to low, below is chart conversion of current sizes vs new sizes, front are identical, rears are a bit narrower but 10mm higher which I have room for although the car is lowered,












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I'd be real worried about a 295/30/21 on a lowered car. From what I recalled, the extra height does lead to rubbing.

 

During the 1st 4 weeks you will be Washing, Wiping, Waxing, Ceramic Coating and staring at your new profile! Have fun.

 

So going with 265/30/21 front , 305/25/21 rear, not a daily driver so budget tyres be ok, any place doing discounts, came across

 

I would go for Michelin Pilot Sport 4S, new wheels deserve the best possible tyres to avoid disappointment/ regret feelings if less grip.

 

Pilot sport 4s are being phased out so limited stock
tbh unless tracking or dragging or rwd you don't need the okey dokey dogs doodah tyres and hankook will be fine