i currently have 215/65/15's in the front and 255/60/15's in the back...i want to go wider in the back and wider in the front, but i also want 215's on the back rather than the 255's whats the widest i can go on the front and back? please help?

 

you want to go wider than 255 in the back, but want to put 215's in the back??

 

no i have 215/65's up front and 255/60's in the back i want to make all the tires 215(height) but i want to go wider than the 60's in the back and the 65's in the front whats the widest i can go? the question is how wide can i go? before its too wide and will rub in the front/back?

 

.Your tires are NOT 65 wide. . Your tires are 215 mm and 255 mm wide respectively. In the front your tire height is 65 % of the width (way to high profile) and in the back your tire height is 60% of the width (still too tall) In the back I believe the widest you can go without rubbing too much is 275/50-16 not sure on the front.

 

i get what your saying...i forgot to mention i think that im running 15 inch stock rims....i want the biggest i can go without rubbing at all...which is a good tire size all around? and would that mess up my speedo?

 

try a search on on "widest tires" or something like that, its been brought up many times

 

ive done a search but there were too many different opinions....just basically wanting to know what is a good all around tire size for the fronts and back, of course i want wide tires...but i dont want the fronts to rub

 

I am running Yokohama Decibals 275/40/17 all the way around. The car is also lowered about 1.6", and I dont rub. It sucks with the 275's up front on the freeway. It likes to wander. But when I want to hit the corners, its sticks like its nobody's buisness. So for me its worth it.

 

try P235-60R15 for the front

You really can't go bigger than the 255's that you already got in the rear assuming you have a 15X7 wheel. Those tires should really be on a 15X8 inch rim Second Gen Trans Ams have these

If you want better performance from your car , your better off with a P245-60R15. These will still look wide enough for your car

 

245/60/15 can be used on the front but they will rub the plastic inner fenders when you crank the wheels. steering is very responsive and ride nice and straight but it is a different feeling having a bigger inertia on the front. btw these are on wheels with 3 inch backspacing.

 

I just put two new Radial T/A 245/60/15's on the back of my car, and I think they look perfect! No new pics yet

 

well heres what im sayin....i have the 255/60/15 in the back on the stock wheels...the fronts are 215/65/15 i was just wondering what tires go good all around...unless the setup i have is fine? for now it seems ok...sticks to the road like a fly on **** so im not worried