rears don't let you sit on the floor huh ?lol

 

(4) FF1 19x8.5 / 19x9.5 +35 5x114.3 Flow Form - OPEN BOX need help!! Can i run 245 front and 275 rear?

 

Wrong thread bro
that's some meaty tires u need this is for stretch tires and clearance for slam G's
but
those wheels should fit with those sizes though

 

Does anyone know if a coupe can run a 20x9.5+2 and a 20x11+6?

I have a new 2017 Q60 coming and I got offered a great deal on a set of wheels but I have a feeling they might be too aggressive. I heard the new coupe is fairly similar to the old on in regards to fitments.

Thanks in advanced

 

might rub a bit but should be ok I think
slight camber if anything

 

Need some help choosing tire size.

I am doing 20x10.5 +25 Square on my G37 Coupe. What tire size you would you recommend. I am at a -1.9 Front Camber and a -2.7 Camber in the rear... Rear I think will be fine but the front I was thinking -2.5..


This is how low my car is currently

 

Do you like the look of stretched tires or not? 255/35 if you like stretch tires look, 285/30 for meatier tire look.

 

285 all day, with -2.5 you'll be fine

 

Great to hear! I will most likely go stretched. Roll My Front fenders right?

 

i like how outcast did your front..
nice to be the first one rocking, saw when you posted it on IG

 

Thank you. I have better shot of the car I need to post

 

My current set up is 20x10 +30 and 20x11 +30. Front is fine I'm running 235/35/20 but I'm about to go up a size so it will be 245/35/20. It's the rear I'm pretty much need help on. 20x11 +30 with Pirelli zero 285/30/20. It's pretty wide and barely stretched but I'm rubbing pretty much on every dip or bumps on highway. I didn't shave bumper. Racket yet but I think I will go down to 255/30/20. Is that too much stretch?

I want to go lower a bit in the rear that's why. Right now I can stick a finger in between the fender and tire.

 

get a slight pull or an aggressive re-roll of the fender and you'll be good...255 will be too much of a stretch
also you need to trim the bracket regardless, even a little more camber will help

 

 

rear fit is a beaut