22"s w/ lower suspension question guys!

[3733H]

Originally Posted by centaur

Hey Hiro-

Centaur... Monster...


I will be buying Hankook Ventus from tires-easy . com



Phenomenal pricing there

Hey Jay,
Very good to see you here!!

Btw, do Hankook tires have good reviews? I've never looked into Korean tires/cars, so I know nothing. They are relatively new aren't they? All I know about Korea is that I love the food lol

[HEMI_MAN]

Whoever is lowered DO NOT get a 265-35 in front because you will rub especially if the wheel is turned and you hit a bump and/or entering a parking lot, i know by experience, the best tire for the front is a 265-30 wich im running now with absolutely no rubbing issues at all.

[wanna300]

everybody and their moms has 265/35/22.. i guess the offset and wheel width has to do with rubbing. some due, some dont...

[teamsevas300c]

As Low As Your Car Is, You Cant Go Bigger Rubber, Your Going Too Rub Unless You Got Coilovers.

Like Hemi Said You Can Go A Lil Wider In The Front With The 265-30-22 But Cant Go Thicker.

[bbmakmak]

I dont know if this is true or not but I think Losing weight will make you stop rubbing I have 265/35/22 and with a full car you will rub pretty often if you go on a bump or dip without slowing down... just from my experience at least... the car isnt even lowered so when I asked the forum if I should lower the car I was told I would rub even more! I think rolling my fenders is the solution too....


Edit: Im not sure if everyone is doing this but when they put my rims on they all have this metal circle thing you put in before putting the rims and I think it makes the tires stick out more and makes it look really cool! Im thinking is that the offset?

[HEMI_MAN]

Originally Posted by bbmakmak

I dont know if this is true or not but I think Losing weight will make you stop rubbing I have 265/35/22 and with a full car you will rub pretty often if you go on a bump or dip without slowing down... just from my experience at least... the car isnt even lowered so when I asked the forum if I should lower the car I was told I would rub even more! I think rolling my fenders is the solution too....


Edit: Im not sure if everyone is doing this but when they put my rims on they all have this metal circle thing you put in before putting the rims and I think it makes the tires stick out more and makes it look really cool! Im thinking is that the offset?

Thats a spacer.

[bbmakmak]

Im a dum dum