the order is already confirmed....i gotta wait a while tho. end of march is when they should be here.

 

hey guys. since most of yall are experts on tire sizes and all, i was wondering if yall can gimme some info on what size tires i should get with the rims im waiting for.

here are the specs of the rims that are coming in march:
20X9.5 +35R 5-114.3 RIM LIP 55mm (2.17) inches
20X10.5 +37O 5-114.3　RIM LIP 90mm (3.54) inches

these are the tires sizes he suggested:
245-35-20+275-30-20

is there anyway i can get some more meat on the tires? or is that the optimal size for what im getting? i definitley DONT want to go with the stretched look. your opinions and info would be great.

 

I recommend the same thing 245/35/20, 275/30/20 to stay within the same radius. The rear might be a little stretched though on a 10.5

I think some people are running 285 in the rear but might rub.

Anyway, congrats on the buy! Cant' wait for pics.
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wow those rims are just bad *** on a 370. not sure if they'd go well with a g

 

cool. thanks danny!

think so? i believe they will look awesome! ill post pics once they are on so you can gimme your comments then.

 

yeah definitely post pics when you get them on. they really add to the sportiness of the 370z, which is already styled aggressively exterior wise. i just think it'll end up looking try-hard sporty on a g. but hey that impression may change when you post pics. the wheels are baller nonetheless

 

I have 9.5 fronts and 10.5 rears.

Wrapped with Yokohama S.Drives (great tires for the price)
If you want meat, I suggest go with 255/35 and 285/30
I am dropped on Eibachs and do rub on dips and bumps occasionally.

Sick wheels though.

 

nice! i just took a peek of your ride. pretty sexy man. i used to live in guam back in the day. my pops was stationed out there from 1984-1987. i lived at the naval housing. i think my address was 107 O street, nas agana...wow, cant believe i still remember that! haha.

u didnt have to cut the fender lining did you? i think i may go with your setup.

 

ha ha, small world bro.

No, didn't have to cut/grind anything. But you can trim off some of the rear bumper/fender bracket. (thats where most of the rubbing is). Just remove your rear tires and grind the bracket down.

NAS Agana closed in the 90's. The area and the buildings/homes was returned to the government of Guam. Locals live in some of the houses there. And the buildings next to the pool is a police station now. Andersen AFB, NCTAMS, and Big Navy are still there and expanding.

 

Looks sweet. Jealous of the offset the 370 can take.

 

Vossen wheels are 10.5 and most have reported no rubbing. I'm sure you'll be just fine. Wheels are looking good as well!

 

mines is +32 on 10.5 and running 285's with minor rubbing.

 

aright guys! finally got the rims on. check em out here :https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture...ml#post2912570

thank you all for the help!