Thread: Lowering questions

just saying I got 17X9's and mine is fine at first I had 255/40/17's no good sliced the crap out of the back tires and the front rubbed when I turned just bought 225/45/17's and no more rubbing at all. But I think the only way you can lower it with 17X9's is by having stretch tires like 205/40/17's on rims that wide I was going to but that's not enough tire for daily driving in my opinion.

Originally Posted by lucasjoey

just saying I got 17X9's and mine is fine at first I had 255/40/17's no good sliced the crap out of the back tires and the front rubbed when I turned just bought 225/45/17's and no more rubbing at all. But I think the only way you can lower it with 17X9's is by having stretch tires like 205/40/17's on rims that wide I was going to but that's not enough tire for daily driving in my opinion.

What's the offset on your wheels?

how much where your wheels?

Originally Posted by lucasjoey

just saying I got 17X9's and mine is fine at first I had 255/40/17's no good sliced the crap out of the back tires and the front rubbed when I turned just bought 225/45/17's and no more rubbing at all. But I think the only way you can lower it with 17X9's is by having stretch tires like 205/40/17's on rims that wide I was going to but that's not enough tire for daily driving in my opinion.

yea i dont think thatd be nough for daily either but im looking for 8in wide or possibly 8in front and 8.5in rear

Originally Posted by B15NewYork

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so your the quilty one im guessing hahahaha

I paid $600 for the rims and tires as a set from a friend of mine.