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CCW Wheels, you can run 295 fronts and 325 rears with no issues...
My CCW C10s, 18x10.5 and 18X13, with Toyo R888s 295/30/18 and 335/30/18. I could go wider in the rear, but 335 is the largest 18 inch R888. You'll have better tire selection and less rotating weight with the 18 inch rear.
My CCW C10s, 18x10.5 and 18X13, with Toyo R888s 295/30/18 and 335/30/18. I could go wider in the rear, but 335 is the largest 18 inch R888. You'll have better tire selection and less rotating weight with the 18 inch rear.
San
ill have to keep that in mind.. dam and u didnt have to do anything special to fit that on the back?
ill have to keep that in mind.. dam and u didnt have to do anything special to fit that on the back?
Nope. John at CCW knows his stuff. Even the color was his idea. I was going to do black and he asked if I'd like to consider something else. The great thing is I have tires 5 sizes wider than stock (could be wider) and the wheels and tires are actually lighter than the smaller stock setup.
Nope. John at CCW knows his stuff. Even the color was his idea. I was going to do black and he asked if I'd like to consider something else. The great thing is I have tires 5 sizes wider than stock (could be wider) and the wheels and tires are actually lighter than the smaller stock setup.
I run 19X10 and 20x11 with a normal body C6. This is the biggest size you can put on a normal body.
No, it isn't. Believe it or not there is a forum member that has run Toyo R888 335/30/18s under the stock rear fenders. I'm not saying it's optimum, but it has been done.
I myself run 18X10.5s in the front with Toyo R888 295/30/18s under stock C6 fenders.
Bigger diameter wheels and tires just add weight (rotational weight). That's never a good thing. Pick the smallest wheels that will accomodate the widest tires and biggest brakes you'll need.
No, it isn't. Believe it or not there is a forum member that has run Toyo R888 335/30/18s under the stock rear fenders. I'm not saying it's optimum, but it has been done.
I myself run 18X10.5s in the front with Toyo R888 295/30/18s under stock C6 fenders.
Bigger diameter wheels and tires just add weight (rotational weight). That's never a good thing. Pick the smallest wheels that will accomodate the widest tires and biggest brakes you'll need.
San
I wasn't talking tires, I was talking the width of the rim. What size rim was the 335/30/18 on? An 11?