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based on your offsets and wanting to keep it relatively close to factory.. 305 in the rear and 245 front is about what i would say. You could go a
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based on your offsets and wanting to keep it relatively close to factory..
305 in the rear and 245 front is about what i would say. You could go a step bigger front and back, but may require some more camber. Of course.. every manufacturer is slightly diff. The Neova AD08's are wider than the hankook v12 for example despite the same spec. |
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