20" Rear Tire Thread - 295/35R20, 305/35R20, etc...
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20" Rear Tire Thread - 295/35R20, 305/35R20, etc...
Has anyone run the above size tire on their F Type? I fully understand what comes with changing a tire diameter so let's not go down that road, please. I hate the look of the skinny profile rear tire, just as I hated the 285/30/20 on our old XKR 175. I changed the XKR to the 395/35/20 and it looked perfect.
So, had anyone run the 295/35/20 on the rear?
Thank you
So, had anyone run the 295/35/20 on the rear?
Thank you
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30 profile is stock. 35 will result in 1" greater diameter. Softer ride, slight reduction in speedometer accuracy, still plenty of fender clearance.
Last edited by Unhingd; 01-16-2016 at 08:19 PM.
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My question really is will increasing the diameter of the rear tire 1" cause an issue with abs? Some cars will think there's an issue and put the car into limp mode. It didn't happen on my xkr but this is a completely different system.
Would like to run stock 255/35/20 in the front with 295/35/20 in the rear. Has anyone done this or know if it can be done?
Again, I'll fully aware on how it will impact the car.
Would like to run stock 255/35/20 in the front with 295/35/20 in the rear. Has anyone done this or know if it can be done?
Again, I'll fully aware on how it will impact the car.
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Guys, I just installed 245/40/20 and 295/35/20 on the car because I want a larger diameter tires. I hate the skinny side wall that's stock. There isn't any issues and I'm looking to lower the car and run spacers next.
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Has anyone run the above size tire on their F Type? I fully understand what comes with changing a tire diameter so let's not go down that road, please. I hate the look of the skinny profile rear tire, just as I hated the 285/30/20 on our old XKR 175. I changed the XKR to the 395/35/20 and it looked perfect.
So, had anyone run the 295/35/20 on the rear?
Thank you
So, had anyone run the 295/35/20 on the rear?
Thank you
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You can do it as long as you oversize (matching diameter) the front wheels as well.
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Yes, you are correct and that was my point. He'll most likely have to go from a 35 aspect ratio to a 40 in front to ensure that the diameter of the front tire remains close to that of the new rear tire.
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