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Why do you want to run a smaller sidewall on the front? It will lower your front by about an inch. 245/40 = 25.7 inch tire height 245/45 = 26.7
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Why do you want to run a smaller sidewall on the front?
It will lower your front by about an inch. 245/40 = 25.7 inch tire height 245/45 = 26.7 inch tire height
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Can you get 275/35/18? That would keep you level front to back while lowering it overall about an inch.
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cheaper than PSSs and seem to have better grip so far for me. i changed from PSSs to RE-11s and love them. as for your sidewall issue most people have beat me to it. if you take the size difference from F to R out of a certain percentage then the traction control light will stay on constantly as well. my F/R are 265/35/19 - 305/30/19 and they are bang on identical overall diameters. 26.3" i believe.
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Nope. It will only lower the ride height by 1/2".
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