Hows this for aggressive fat tires? Sorry for all the dirt, literally just got back from the tire shop through a snow storm.

 

So meaty!!

 

Took the wheel decals off. Was too much for my liking.

 

 

Looks great, Andy! I agree, much better without the wheel decals!

 

Love it! Whats the specs on the wheels and tires.

 

Wheels are 18 x 9 +28, tires are 245/45/r18 square setup

 

It almost looks like an EVO X. Feeling it

 

^ I agree... Those fat winter tires give it a bit of a rally car look. Now all you need is an air suspension, Andy, so you can lift it an inch or two in the Winter.

 

lol, I need to stop spending money on her

 

^ Hahaha.... I've been telling myself the same thing for all of my cars for the past 9+ years. But I just bought some new parts for the G, am working on putting an LS3 V8 in my Porsche and just dropped off the Jeep to get some work done on her too... It's never ending!


Oh, and I just put 35" Goodyear Duratrac Tires on my RAM 2500... so I can't seem to leave any of them alone for very long. LOL

 

Haha, yeah, its like a disease

 

2013 G37 Sedan

Rohana RC7 F:20x9(+42) R:20x10(+45)

The wheel shops package shows F: 245/35/20 R:275/30/20
Should I ask for a 255/35/20 and 285/30/20?

I plan on installing a coil over kit as well. I’m currently looking at the RS-R iSports.
Not completely set on them though, as I haven’t seen any feedback on interwebs.
Any thoughts?

 

Welcome to the site!
You can run either of those tire sets, I even ran 295/30 on my 20x10+45 and they just squeezed in.

Probably won't have caliper clearance in the front if you ever plan to run the bigger Akebono sport calipers in the future.

RSRs are a quality coilover set, there's been a couple around here that have run them but not any reviews on site.

 

Thank you! I actually do plan on upgrading to the Akebono Brakes. Is the offset the issue with the Akebono brake fitment? Rohana also offers a 20x9(+32) for the front if thats better.