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06-14-2015, 10:52 AM
#4741
Registered User
Would have had to go 305/20/22 to have an equal diameter to a 285/30/20. Does such a tire exist?
06-14-2015, 11:38 AM
#4743
Some tough love here for MILcityBoi.
More like the rims you'd see on a pimped Escalade, not a clean little G.
I'll say this as something positive: the black & polished look on the rims is appealing against the black car. But that's about it. Overall, it's... it's just not good, man. Looks wrong for too many reasons. I can only imagine how much those things must weigh.
- A questionably staggered setup on an AWD car.
- Thin spokes exposing ugly little brakes.
- Awkward poke from the fenders.
- Freakishly over-sized diameter on a little sedan.
More like the rims you'd see on a pimped Escalade, not a clean little G.
I'll say this as something positive: the black & polished look on the rims is appealing against the black car. But that's about it. Overall, it's... it's just not good, man. Looks wrong for too many reasons. I can only imagine how much those things must weigh.
06-14-2015, 11:44 AM
#4744
Registered User
06-14-2015, 12:09 PM
#4747
Your Front to rear diameter variance is good, the diameter compared to your OEM tires (which should be 225/50/18) is quite high (.93" higher or 3.3%). This probably won't cause issues other than a bit of speedometer error but is typically best to keep under 3%. You probably won't notice any issues though. Guys on the Z boards change diameters for tracking now and then w/ % over that.
At any rate, you found a combo that's different and you're liking the setup so enjoy
But I'm still guessing the ride's a bit firm
At any rate, you found a combo that's different and you're liking the setup so enjoy
But I'm still guessing the ride's a bit firm
06-14-2015, 12:14 PM
#4748
Your Front to rear diameter variance is good, the diameter compared to your OEM tires (which should be 225/50/18) is quite high (.93" higher or 3.3%). This probably won't cause issues other than a bit of speedometer error but is typically best to keep under 3%. You probably won't notice any issues though. Guys on the Z boards change diameters for tracking now and then w/ % over that.
At any rate, you found a combo that's different and you're liking the setup so enjoy
But I'm still guessing the ride's a bit firm
At any rate, you found a combo that's different and you're liking the setup so enjoy
But I'm still guessing the ride's a bit firm
Ride is probably firm for most but considering what I've been driving for the last 5 years I'm pretty use to it....I would post pictures of those rides but I'd probably get talked about some more, LOL...Every car I get I put 22's on, IDK why, just love that size wheel.
06-14-2015, 12:20 PM
#4749
Ride is probably firm for most but considering what I've been driving for the last 5 years I'm pretty use to it....I would post pictures of those rides but I'd probably get talked about some more, LOL...Every car I get I put 22's on, IDK why, just love that size wheel.
06-14-2015, 02:32 PM
#4751
Registered User
06-14-2015, 05:46 PM
#4754
Registered User
06-14-2015, 06:14 PM
#4755
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