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| 06-25-2012, 08:16 AM | #1 |
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Tire Sizing: 285/35/18 square?
Anyone have success running:
Hankook RS3 18x10 (ET20) 285 35 18 I was going to run these square, but was wondering if I would have issues in the front.
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Based on my experience with the 315/30-18 Hoosier (shorter at 25.6" vs. 25.9", but wider by quite a bit) , they'll probably rub a little on the fender liners. There's a ton of space with the right height, but the wrong height is a killer. I know there are a few people who have used the 265/30-19 Hoosier on the front and they rub because of the height, width is fine. Plenty of room for a 285/30-18. Sucks because most of the 18xwide street tires are made for cars that came with taller tires from the factory
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Thanks for the info.
I will order them up and keep an eye on the liners.
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