As above I got these rims from Tempe and they have 245-35-20 on the rear and 225-35-20 on the front but I want to go the same all the way around. The other night I had it up on a hoist and put the back on the front drivers side to see if it would fit but the top of the tyre was hitting on the little bolt ( I think its the top control arm, lol I have no idea) I could still turn it by hand but with new tred it would not be pritty. Any way I was thinking of going 245-30-20 all round any one else have this problem and will they fit.

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I think they are 35 off set if that helps, and they just miss the big brakes buy 2 or 3 mm s

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Pretty sure 225 is as wide as you can go with that off-set mate, I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong though!

225 x 35 x 20 is as wide as you can go on the fronts!

I just relpaced mine as the "little bolt" had worn a strip down to the steel belts on the inside of the fronts!

Hey, I have 20x 8.5 on the front and I am running a 245/30/20 it clears no probs

that's all well and good, but if the load rating is not high enough with the 30 series, then your insurance company wont touch you if you need to make a claim.

worth checking imo....

that's all well and good, but if the load rating is not high enough with the 30 series, then your insurance company wont touch you if you need to make a claim.

worth checking imo....

Yeh well the load rating on the 225-35-20 s is 90 and the rating on 245-30-20 is 95. The rating has to be 93 min so the 225 are

225 x 35 x 20 is as wide as you can go on the fronts!

I just relpaced mine as the "little bolt" had worn a strip down to the steel belts on the inside of the fronts!

were the 225 s rubbing ? Whats the brand and load rating on them

8.5 inch wide you must put 245 wide on them otherwise its illegal yess put 245/30/20 on them nangkang load rating is 95 so it is legal.

million times this on site lol