Im planning do 205/40/17 in front & 225/40/17 in rear.

Is that bad or good?? I know i wont able rotate them anymore then

Car is 2002 oz

 

It's retarded, you drive a FWD car, what is the point in putting wider tires on the rear which aren't involved in steering or power delivery?

 

^ It makes the car look like it has a meaner stance when you look at it from behind.

 

doesnt matter, youll be going through front tires like crazy, people will know its a front wheel drive car, and out cars can only look so "mean"

my dad has 18x8's in the front and 18x9's on his bimmer and hes rear wheel drive and he HATES the fact that he goes through front tires so quickly (not his choice by the way its a 740IL with sport package)

over all, for better handling and more efficency, go the same size on all 4, but thats just my opinion

 

I personally wouldn't do it, because I have a FWD car. I was just giving a point of why someone would want to do it.

 

yeah sorry, i forgot to mention that i agree with ya, i think it looks bad ***, just the wrong car is all

 

Whoa, no one actually mentioned yet that the 225's would probably rub...

 

It looks cool if its functional, I've seen a FWD domestic (I think it was like a malibu or something like that) with wider rims in the back and it just looked retarded. Anybody who knows anything about cars will point and laugh and yell "ricer". Not sure why you would go through front tires faster, have any insight Handmemyarms? All I can think of is it's a ratio or camber thing.

 

you cant rotate your tires and your fronts take the most abuse

 

mmmm i want more people opinion!

 

Ah k makes sense.