Robevo RS

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haulksmash

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what tires generally run more narrow than the specified size. My last set of 275/35 NT05 were rubbing the fenders on hard turns so I was hoping to get a tire that is still 275 but slightly less buldgy?

ddawg1130

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Most 275s will rub the fender liners on hard turns. This isn't really an issue though, you can use a heat gun and mold the plastic out of the way. or you can be real lazy like me and let the tire chew through the fender liner where it needs to (which doesn't take long at all and doesn't damage the tire).

Thapecou

There isn't a definitive answer when it comes to deciding between 265 and 275 tires. It really depends on your specific car and what you're looking to get out of it. Some people find that the wider tires offer better performance, while others prefer the narrower tires for their overall feel. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide which tire size is right for your car and your driving style.

If you're planning on using your car on the track, then you may want to consider going with a 10" wheel. This will allow you to use either 265 or 275 tires without any rubbing issues. However, if you're not planning on doing any serious track days, then you can probably get away with a smaller wheel size.

Ultimately, it's up to you to decide what tires and wheels are right for your car. There is no one-size-fits-all answer, so make sure to do your research and choose the setup that you think will work best for your car and your driving style.