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Tire Size
So i am looking at getting new tires for track use only - interested in the toyo R888r and currently have 18X9 rear wheels. It looks like 265's are hard to come by, can i get away with 275's in the rear.
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thanks, will keep a look out. hope they work out okay
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I will be buying tires in the spring and 275's in the rear would be nice.
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Not trying to insult anyone but taller tires means less acceleration
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wheel tire combination impacts performance in different ways:
increased wheel size with decreased tire height but increased width increases traction but decreases mileage but not performance up until 19s so stay within 17 - 18s wheel size with appropriate height/width and you'll see increased aesthetics and performance gains. |
The 275/35/18 didn't work this weekend, they rubbed, maybe due to wheel offset issues. I don't have any more details than that, but wanted to give a quick follow up.
Edit: it was offset issues with a 10" rear wheel, issue resolved going to a different wheel. |
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I've seen people with 997 turbo wheels in 19" and others with 996 turbo wheels in 18". I have a second set with 993 turbo hollow spoke with r-compound that i use on my turbo. Have been thinking if they work on the Boxster. The turbo uses 285/30 - 18 tires.
If it works with the above cars maybe it's better to buy wheels that work and matchning tires. |
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Seems to me that that the wheel-size.com calculator will answer a lot of questions.
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