Im going to venture yes, but is 245 tires too wide for the lude?
theres a local set of rims for sale i really like.. the guy has the set of 4 for sale, 2 of which have bad tires.. but, he's got 2 extra tires.. they're 245 size though.. the other 2 are 205 (which we all know fit)... but im thinking mayyyyybe the 245's would ride on the back..
Whats everyones input?
Whats everyones input?
oh, and some more information..
they are 17" MSR 044 wheels.. its 245/xx/17 that I'd be using in the rear.. i think 245/45/17, but not totally sure
they are 17" MSR 044 wheels.. its 245/xx/17 that I'd be using in the rear.. i think 245/45/17, but not totally sure
245 would probably not work well on a 17 due to OD dimensions. I run 225/45/15 Hoosiers on my track car, and they have a section width very, very close to 10". They're actually wider than a 245/45/16 Toyo mounted on a 16x7 rim. The front fits fine. The rear rubs on the rear fender lip quite a bit, but I run such stiff spring rates in the rear that it isn't a problem.
The small OD of the 225/45/15s also helps.
People have successfully installed 235/40/17s on 17x8 rims without too much rubbing.
The small OD of the 225/45/15s also helps.People have successfully installed 235/40/17s on 17x8 rims without too much rubbing.
Well this is for a 4th gen, with a ground control coilover kit.. so i can stagger the look all i need to make room for them, but i still dont want a 4x4 look. lol.
This is a tough decision
This is a tough decision
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