I’m running those sizes on mine. Same overall diameter.Ok so the tire also comes in a 275/40r17 and from what I’m reading a 245/45r17 and a 275/40r17 have the same length sidewall so I guess I’ll go with that. Is anyone else running this setup?
What modifications if any did you have to do to get them to fit?I’m running those sizes on mine. Same overall diameter.
I have this same setup on 17" Pony Wheels and couldn't be happier with the way it looks and fits.Ok so the tire also comes in a 275/40r17 and from what I’m reading a 245/45r17 and a 275/40r17 have the same length sidewall so I guess I’ll go with that. Is anyone else running this setup?
Nice, what did you have to do to get it to fit and could you post some pics?I have this same setup on 17" Pony Wheels and couldn't be happier with the way it looks and fits.
All I added was rack limiters to the front to prevent some rubbing at full lock.What modifications if any did you have to do to get them to fit?
His car does not have a fat ass........Jeez, TOOLOW91. Your car is like J LO. Just doesn’t take a bad picture. From front, or behind.
I have a 165/80r15 in the front and 275/60r15 in the back. If you’re cruising and around hammering down from stop light to stop light you don’t even notice it has skinnies on the front. A smaller stagger like a 245 and 275 will be completely fine.The ratio for both tires are pretty close (18.3 for the 245s vs. 18.18 for the 275s). Personally, unless you have modified the front or, rear suspension geometry, I wouldn’t mix tire sizes. Engineers much smarter than you or, I designed the car to have balance which includes four of the same shoes all around. Happy Motoring.
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