Any rubbing issues with a 265 and 305 tire on a stock wheels?
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Burning Brakes
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Any rubbing issues with a 265 and 305 tire on a stock wheels?
I'm looking to replace my factory tires on my C6 with some Michelin Pilot Super Sports but was wondering if I would have any clearance issues with the fronts or rears especially on full turns. The tire sizes I want to go with are 265/35/18's in the front and 305/30/19's in the rear.
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Melting Slicks
I recently got 305/30/19 size tires in the rear and haven't had any rubbing issues. My car is also lowered.
The only thing that seemed to be a problem was for the guy installing the huge tire on the factory wheel. He was bitchin and moaning the entire time.
The only thing that seemed to be a problem was for the guy installing the huge tire on the factory wheel. He was bitchin and moaning the entire time.
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Burning Brakes
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Lol, after doing more research it seems like I shouldn't have any issues with fitment or rubbing.
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