285/35/22
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It's all going to depend on the wheel width and offset, do you know that information?
Once you get the specs, I'll put them into the offset calculator on 1010tires. (I have a link to it in a Sticky on the top of this subforum). Then we'll see how much these will go in/out and see how much room is available based on that vs where the stock tires/wheels sit now.
I looked at a Zennetti throwback 22 inch with a 9.5 inch tire 265/35/22. Beautiful rim, problem was the offset was around 20? the rim stuck out the wheelwell about 1.5-2 inches, looked terrible.
If I am looking at a 22 rim and I go with a suggested tire 265/35 which I beleive are around 9 inches what should the offset be to make sure it does not stick outside the wheelwell?
If I am looking at a 22 rim and I go with a suggested tire 265/35 which I beleive are around 9 inches what should the offset be to make sure it does not stick outside the wheelwell?
One way to find out is with your wheels pointed straight ahead, measure the distance from the strut to the tire sidewall. Then calculate the difference between your existing tire and the 285 you are looking at. This will give you the width assessment for strut clearance. Not sure about rough wheel opening though/fender liner.
Assuming 22x9 is your wheel choice, here is where the wheels will sit for you in comparision to your stock oem wheels.
+30 You will need 6mm inner clearance, which isn't an issue. The wheel will stick out further by 32mm. I think this fit ok, but you'll have to measure.
+35 You will need 9mm inner clearance, which isn't an issue. The wheel will stick out further by 23mm. Should be a good fit.
+45 You will need 14mm inner clearance, which isn't an issue. The wheel will stick out further by 29mm. Should be a good fit.
Look at your stock setup, and measure how much room you have on inner clearance and out clearance. I know there is a lot of room for outer clearance, and at least 1" (25mm) for inner clearance.
Now, the wheel you mention that was 22x9.5 with an offset of +20. Here is what that calculates to compared to stock, and why it sticks out soo much.
22x9.5 +20 = Exact same inner clearance. The wheel will stick out further by 50mm.
Use this link for refrence: http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp (Stock width is 7.5 and offset is 45)
+30 You will need 6mm inner clearance, which isn't an issue. The wheel will stick out further by 32mm. I think this fit ok, but you'll have to measure.
+35 You will need 9mm inner clearance, which isn't an issue. The wheel will stick out further by 23mm. Should be a good fit.
+45 You will need 14mm inner clearance, which isn't an issue. The wheel will stick out further by 29mm. Should be a good fit.
Look at your stock setup, and measure how much room you have on inner clearance and out clearance. I know there is a lot of room for outer clearance, and at least 1" (25mm) for inner clearance.
Now, the wheel you mention that was 22x9.5 with an offset of +20. Here is what that calculates to compared to stock, and why it sticks out soo much.
22x9.5 +20 = Exact same inner clearance. The wheel will stick out further by 50mm.
Use this link for refrence: http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp (Stock width is 7.5 and offset is 45)
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