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Old 09-30-2009, 11:39 PM
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help with wheel and tire fitment

hey guys,

i am planning on getting the Konig Runaway on 17x7 +40 offset with goodyear eagle gt 215/45/17.
just want to know if anyone has any suggestions or feedback on that or should i go with different size tires? will they rub?

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That's probably going to rub. Too little offset (+5mm more will be great), too high a sidewall I think. You'll want a 40-series tire.
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thats what i thought =( will the 205/40/17 work better tho (i got a GE8 if that matters lol)

sorry this is a noob question cus i am new with wheels and all that

where does the tire or wheel rub against? inside the fender? or other parts around the wheels

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Rubbing will happen most likely at the rear fender if you have too low an offset or too wide wheels. If offset is too low the wheel/tire sticks out of the fender. If you have a load of people or cargo at the back that's when the rear fender rubbing will manifest.

205/40R17 should be okay. I have a GD1 and correct offset is more critical on GDs. I think GEs can accept 7"-wide wheels with a minimum of +43 offset without rubbing (any higher offset is also good).

If your wheels are slightly narrower, e.g. 6.5", you can run a little less offset without rubbing - about +38.
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thanks for helping out a noob, +rep for you!

btw spacers all around or just the rear wheels?
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