18x10.5 +25 will stick out very similar to a 18x9.5 +13, which will work on a 350Z, but a bit aggressive IMO for a 370Z. Not sure if the +35 will clear Akebonos though.

I don't know if this for wheel fitment or tires also, anyway, I have a little issue deciding on a new tires set for my new setup. I have ZE40 wheels with 19x9.5 +22 front and 19x10.5 +22 back. It looks like I will go for MPSS tires, however, after spending lot of time into researching tire sizes and looks and everything, I just lost it and don't know what to buy :shakes head::shakes head:

So, to some extent I had decided on the following size
F: 255/40 R: 295/35
I thought of going 265/40 in front, but it will be a little taller (and the mentioned one has more identical diameters).

I thought of a different idea just now, even though, it looks less likely but I need to say it, go 285/35 square, but I think this will look a little strange on staggered wheels.

So knowing that I have stock suspension and I wouldn't go lower in the near future (as I got scrapes here and there already loool), my question is:

1) How would the front looks with 255? Stretched or Normal? I don't want stretch.

Just to confirm my choice before ordering.

after doing some more research throughout the day i found a 370z with the 18" setup shown in this thread. I want mine to sit exactly like this one

http://www.the370z.com/body-interior...-diffuser.html

I think he is running 295/40/18 tires, so with the right camber and coilover adjustment would mine sit exactly like this? Sorry when it comes to fitment on wheels i dont know much about it. Again i apologize if i broke any rules by putting that link to that thread in this reply / Asking to many questions that probably have been already answered. BTW the car looks great love the wheels and the color of your car.

Thanks. The Z in the link you posted looks great. Are you sure the front wheels are 18x10.5 +15? I tried to put 5mm spacers on my 19x9.5 +20 and the tires rubbed during heavy braking.

http://i690.photobucket.com/albums/v...psh4ojnfgx.jpg

Looks like his may rub to an extent as well. But, at the same time you can tell he's running a decent amount of camber. Love the look though

^^ It seems you can actually see where the fender rubs on the tire. I agree though, it looks great.

So found pretty much most of the information on that setup:

18x10.5 +15
18x11 -6 (+16 w/ 20mm spacer)
295/40 square

Did not know about the spacer in the rear and if Angelo is correct about his rubbing issue with +15 after spacer on his car, then that must mean this guys had his fenders rolled and or pulled?

Will I be ok with this tire sizes? Looking to fill fenders but without rubbing.

Wheels
Advan GT
18 x 9.5 +22
18 x 11 + 12

Tires
Falken
255/40/18
295/40/18

I'm about .75" lower from stock height.

Advan doesnt make an 18x11.0 +12 its a +15. And yes that will fit the 370Z just fine.

Thanks

What about: 19 x 9.5 +20 Front, 19 x 11 +18 Rear?
Currently lowered on BC racing coilovers.

19x9.5 +20 is fine, but 19x11 +18 is going to be a bit sunk in. I have 19x11 +15 with 305 tires and I'm running 5mm slip on spacers.

Have some 20x11+15 avant gardes for sale with tires

U can run up to a 19x11 +5 I'm pretty sure. It think it was Moore speed that had it no rubbing.