looking for photos of 17x9 +25, 235/45/17
May 23, 2017, 02:11 AM
#4
I am also running roughly 1 finger gap from fender to tire.
If you get the +25, you should not have an issue at all, since it would sit inside 8mm more. However, I personally feel +17 is perfect for my application
May 23, 2017, 02:34 AM
#5
I didn't get my fenders rolled though, I am running on aragosta coils and so far no rubbing issues except a tiny rub at the rear when going through uneven roads at higher speeds.
I am also running roughly 1 finger gap from fender to tire.
If you get the +25, you should not have an issue at all, since it would sit inside 8mm more. However, I personally feel +17 is perfect for my application
I am also running roughly 1 finger gap from fender to tire.
If you get the +25, you should not have an issue at all, since it would sit inside 8mm more. However, I personally feel +17 is perfect for my application
May 23, 2017, 03:24 AM
#6
A set of good wheels are going to be considered an investment, so good on you for doing your research before throwing your money in. I'd say you could probably run wider tires if you are on +25. But on my +17, 235 is the widest I could safely run without rubbing.
May 23, 2017, 06:28 AM
#7
I didn't get my fenders rolled though, I am running on aragosta coils and so far no rubbing issues except a tiny rub at the rear when going through uneven roads at higher speeds.
If you get the +25, you should not have an issue at all, since it would sit inside 8mm more. However, I personally feel +17 is perfect for my application
If you get the +25, you should not have an issue at all, since it would sit inside 8mm more. However, I personally feel +17 is perfect for my application
To make this work properly a rear fender roll, fender pull would be needed for full clearance (the factors that enabled this to work "as is" is the 9" wheel & the 235 tire)
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Jun 1, 2017, 07:20 PM
#8
You're welcome. A set of good wheels are going to be considered an investment, so good on you for doing your research before throwing your money in. I'd say you could probably run wider tires if you are on +25. But on my +17, 235 is the widest I could safely run without rubbing.
A set of good wheels are going to be considered an investment, so good on you for doing your research before throwing your money in. I'd say you could probably run wider tires if you are on +25. But on my +17, 235 is the widest I could safely run without rubbing.
Jun 1, 2017, 07:27 PM
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