Wanting to know if anyone is putting this size tire on a stock rim? They have a little smaller sizes if I really need to move down. Anyone have any pictures at all? I have a 2014 GT with BMR drag springs that lowers it.
I have them but not on stock wheels. I have them on 10" rims. There are a couple stock width. not sure how they be on regular but the Brembo wheels I think would be fine. They grip pretty good but i only have for track and only been once since put on. I am lowered on Eibach Sportline (very low) and all good there.
No pics on car though man sorry.
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I have them but not on stock wheels. I have them on 10" rims. There are a couple stock width. not sure how they be on regular but the Brembo wheels I think would be fine. They grip pretty good but i only have for track and only been once since put on. I am lowered on Eibach Sportline (very low) and all good there.
The tires profile(sidewall height) does have a bearing on the allowable rim widths.
For example, many tires will allow a slightly narrower rim when the sidewall is taller. Here's one example where a 275/40R18 recommends 9"-11" rims where the 275/35R18 recommends 8"-11".
Bottom line is try to stick with the tire manufacturers recommended range.
EDIT: I should point out that a 275/35R18 would change your tire diameter by over 3%, which is not typically recommended unless you correct your speedometer accordingly.
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