20 in Rims
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20 in Rims
i am getting a 95 silver bonneville on tuesday and im debating on what size wheels i should get, i want 20 cause 18s just look too small to me
does anyone hve any pictures of one with 20in rims that i can see what it looks like
does anyone hve any pictures of one with 20in rims that i can see what it looks like
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245/35/20
That'* the key to no rubbing. Select the correct width and aspect ratio.
235/55/17 = 255/50/17 = 245/45/18 = 245/40/19 = 245/35/20 = 27" Outside diameter tire.
Stock is 27" so depending on how much clearance you have around your stock tire at its extremes.....
That'* the key to no rubbing. Select the correct width and aspect ratio.
235/55/17 = 255/50/17 = 245/45/18 = 245/40/19 = 245/35/20 = 27" Outside diameter tire.
Stock is 27" so depending on how much clearance you have around your stock tire at its extremes.....
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sounds good, ill post pics once i get everything done prolly a couple weeks im picking up the car tuesday, ill get the wheels next week sometime hopefully
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We have been through this before, to each his own and everything.
With that said, IMHO...20'* look a bit on the large side. I do not mean anything negative towards anyone with 20'* (especially GAMEOVER). From what I have seen though, 17s and 18s to me look very tasteful and nice, without being ghetto. IMHO, those are the perfect sizes for the wheel wells and such.
Not saying it is a bad idea, but just make sure you really really think they will look good in real life before you drop the plastic (credit card).
With that said, IMHO...20'* look a bit on the large side. I do not mean anything negative towards anyone with 20'* (especially GAMEOVER). From what I have seen though, 17s and 18s to me look very tasteful and nice, without being ghetto. IMHO, those are the perfect sizes for the wheel wells and such.
Not saying it is a bad idea, but just make sure you really really think they will look good in real life before you drop the plastic (credit card).
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
245/35/20
That'* the key to no rubbing. Select the correct width and aspect ratio.
235/55/17 = 255/50/17 = 245/45/18 = 245/40/19 = 245/35/20 = 27" Outside diameter tire.
Stock is 27" so depending on how much clearance you have around your stock tire at its extremes.....
That'* the key to no rubbing. Select the correct width and aspect ratio.
235/55/17 = 255/50/17 = 245/45/18 = 245/40/19 = 245/35/20 = 27" Outside diameter tire.
Stock is 27" so depending on how much clearance you have around your stock tire at its extremes.....
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Originally Posted by repinS
Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
245/35/20
That'* the key to no rubbing. Select the correct width and aspect ratio.
235/55/17 = 255/50/17 = 245/45/18 = 245/40/19 = 245/35/20 = 27" Outside diameter tire.
Stock is 27" so depending on how much clearance you have around your stock tire at its extremes.....
That'* the key to no rubbing. Select the correct width and aspect ratio.
235/55/17 = 255/50/17 = 245/45/18 = 245/40/19 = 245/35/20 = 27" Outside diameter tire.
Stock is 27" so depending on how much clearance you have around your stock tire at its extremes.....
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Yes offset is very important.
If you keep your stock wheels, the offset of +34 mm, will remain unchanged no matter what tire you install.
If you upsize to an 18-20" wheel and the width of 7 1/2" stock doesn't change, then your offset should be stock.
If you go wider, and I would recommend 8" wide, then your offset might change but it'* not that significant a change.
If you keep your stock wheels, the offset of +34 mm, will remain unchanged no matter what tire you install.
If you upsize to an 18-20" wheel and the width of 7 1/2" stock doesn't change, then your offset should be stock.
If you go wider, and I would recommend 8" wide, then your offset might change but it'* not that significant a change.