Trying to fit 22"s
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RE: Trying to fit 22"s
ORIGINAL: mep
You no doubt want low profile tires - like 35s. Look into Nitto or Yokohama tires.
You no doubt want low profile tires - like 35s. Look into Nitto or Yokohama tires.
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RE: Trying to fit 22"s
The size has been posted a few times that 245 30 22s are a safe bet as far as rubbing is concerned. You MAY be able to go wider, how much will depend on the offset and width of the wheel. There's very little info out there on that. I would suggest contacting everyone on cardomain with a S type with 22s their tire size/wheel width and offset.
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The size has been posted a few times that 245 30 22s are a safe bet as far as rubbing is concerned. You MAY be able to go wider, how much will depend on the offset and width of the wheel. There's very little info out there on that. I would suggest contacting everyone on cardomain with a S type with 22s their tire size/wheel width and offset.
The size has been posted a few times that 245 30 22s are a safe bet as far as rubbing is concerned. You MAY be able to go wider, how much will depend on the offset and width of the wheel. There's very little info out there on that. I would suggest contacting everyone on cardomain with a S type with 22s their tire size/wheel width and offset.
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RE: Trying to fit 22"s
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yeah but that might be hard. I have seen a profile on cardomain that hasn't been updated since 2003 [sm=patriot.gif]
ORIGINAL: Bacardi 151
The size has been posted a few times that 245 30 22s are a safe bet as far as rubbing is concerned. You MAY be able to go wider, how much will depend on the offset and width of the wheel. There's very little info out there on that. I would suggest contacting everyone on cardomain with a S type with 22s their tire size/wheel width and offset.
The size has been posted a few times that 245 30 22s are a safe bet as far as rubbing is concerned. You MAY be able to go wider, how much will depend on the offset and width of the wheel. There's very little info out there on that. I would suggest contacting everyone on cardomain with a S type with 22s their tire size/wheel width and offset.
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