Search results for query: 255/45 offset

A lot of that will depend on the offset, but i've run 255/45s on my B14s on max drop for a few years now, and no rubbing on mine.

One the thing to consider is that if you go for 19" then you are running 45 profile tyre minimum, for correct load rating which is fine, but they aren't exactly rubber band tyres, and the choices are limited. Saying that, i've always run 19s and found them to be a great compromise between...

The offset should be exactly the same. Jamie builds these wheels exactly the same, simply because he knows the dimensions work perfectly, and I'm sure Marks were 9" and 9.5" with 255/45/18 all round, but i'm sure he will correct me shortly if I'm wrong.

10" is ok for the rear, but the front will be oversized, and potentially rub/poke out too far. I used to run 19" 8.5" ET45 and this fitted nice. Personally I think you will have issues with your set-up, and it won't look nice. Use this for future reference...

Try this site, it's a great guide Will They Fit - Online Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator Welcome to the forum.

@T6180 and I discovered that there is a slight difference in hub offset from T6 to T6. We don't know why or even which T6 variations are different, but basically he had a pair of front 19" Banded steels that poked awfully on his T6. Mark ended up changing them for a new pair off Duchy and I...

If you get your offset right, you should be fine. I'm running 255/45/19 but on 8.5 rims, with an ET45, 30mm lower, and zero issues. I cannot imagine the knoblies will be that chunky, to cause any issues. On the same subject, those bottom 18s look awesome and I'd of had something like that if...

I'm running 19" x 8.5 with an offset of 45 and they sit perfectly on 245/40/19 tyres. Although as mentioned several times, my tyres are not suitable for my T32. Bare in mind that I have an exposed rim look on mine, and this is not really suitable for every day driving, and the recommended...

10" ET40 on the front might look a too big and stick out. The max i'd go is 9" depending on how low you're going, but 265 seems to be a good compromise. Have a look here Will They Fit - Online Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator You need to get it right first time, or it get expensive if you...