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      12-09-2008, 10:56 AM   #1
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What tire size for 20" rims

I am about to get some 20x10 rear and 20x8.5 or 20x9 front, what size tire would you recommend i go with, without rubbing?

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I have gone 20x10.5 rears & 20x9 fronts!
He is looking for tire sizes!

I'm not sure, but someone else will know.
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I think you would want to go with 255/30 20 front and 285/30 20 rear.
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I am about to get some 20x10 rear and 20x8.5 or 20x9 front, what size tire would you recommend i go with, without rubbing?

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My previous post: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showpos...28&postcount=2.

Wheel offests make a lot of difference with rubbing.
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Check tirerack.com They can make recommendations that will allow you to keep the same outside diameter.
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I think you would want to go with 255/30 20 front and 285/30 20 rear.
Perfect sizes exactly what i was going to say

My friend has a 305/25 in the rear. That fits awesome to. Its a Neo gen though. Im waiting for nitto to come out with the 305/25 in the INVO. Should be out in the next few weeks
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I'd go for 255/35 and 285/30 as well.
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255/30-20 and 285/30-20 works best. the 255/35-20 is a little too big for the front, I believe.

I can't wait for Nitto to come out with the 305's too. Been getting a lot of inquiries on that size. For the 19" wheels, we fit the 255/35-19 and the 295/30-19 and that works nice.
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255/30-20 and 285/30-20 works best. the 255/35-20 is a little too big for the front, I believe.

I can't wait for Nitto to come out with the 305's too. Been getting a lot of inquiries on that size. For the 19" wheels, we fit the 255/35-19 and the 295/30-19 and that works nice.

Sorry to bring back an old post but would your recommended tire sizes (255/30-20 and 285/30-20) work with PS2's? I plan on running 20x9 et15 and 20x10 et20. Can't decide between the Invo's or PS2. Thanks
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