18x9 Wheels
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The answer is completely relative to the offset, guy.
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To answer this question you need to know what offset is built into the 18 x 9 wheel, and also the width and height of the tires you are considering. It's not just a question of wheel size.
Go to
Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com
then click on Fitment Guide on the Left Column. Input your car year make and model then click on the Compare Sizes link.
Now on the left you will see your stock tire/wheel size, on the right you can play with different tire/wheel combos to see what might fit. For example, using this tool with your proposed wheel/tire combo predicts you will have a 3% error on your speedometer, and that a 40 mm offset on the wheels will probably fit the tires inside your fenders. Have fun.
Go to
Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com
then click on Fitment Guide on the Left Column. Input your car year make and model then click on the Compare Sizes link.
Now on the left you will see your stock tire/wheel size, on the right you can play with different tire/wheel combos to see what might fit. For example, using this tool with your proposed wheel/tire combo predicts you will have a 3% error on your speedometer, and that a 40 mm offset on the wheels will probably fit the tires inside your fenders. Have fun.
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Depends on the offset of the wheels... If you have a link I could have a look for you... When I get back home from my holiday ill be running 18x9f and 18x10r +20.... This will cause a little poke... Depending on the look you're going after on a 18x9 inch rim anything in the offset range of +50 to +35f and +50 to +25r will fit with little drama.... You may need to roll the guards if you haven't already if you're planning to run lower offset.... Like I said ned any help just pm me I'm happy to help....
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