295 rear tires
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From: forked river new jersey
Car: 1986 firebird trans am
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295 rear tires
ok iv been thinking of puting 295/65/16s in the back of my car will they fit? iv read a few times on here about guys having 295s on the back what exact size tires r u using and any one have any pictures so i can see what a car looks like with those tires in the back ??
I have 295/50/16's on the back of my 1LE/B4C, and I used to have the taller 275/55/16's but they rubbed abit.
I know this next statement may sound contradictory, but you car will have to be one that is lowered for these tires to fit, due to the fact that the bump stop location.
Also, the spare tire "bump" on the inside of the passengers wheel well will need to be "modified" or pushed in.
I know there are those individuals out there that will argue some point of my answer.
As far as how it looks, well how does 23" of rubber in the back sound. It looks phuqing awesome. On my cop car you cannot see the top inch or so of the tire.
Pretty sweet in my book.
BTW my B4C cop car is for sale.
I know this next statement may sound contradictory, but you car will have to be one that is lowered for these tires to fit, due to the fact that the bump stop location.
Also, the spare tire "bump" on the inside of the passengers wheel well will need to be "modified" or pushed in.
I know there are those individuals out there that will argue some point of my answer.
As far as how it looks, well how does 23" of rubber in the back sound. It looks phuqing awesome. On my cop car you cannot see the top inch or so of the tire.
Pretty sweet in my book.
BTW my B4C cop car is for sale.
if you want the offroad stance go for it....use a tire calculator to find out what's right for you. here's one to start.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
295/35/18 here....then again i'm not ditch jumping either....
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
295/35/18 here....then again i'm not ditch jumping either....
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lol ya when i seen the 295/65/16s realized those were truck tires just pretty much poped those numbers out of my head but i did notice that bfg makes a 295/65/15inch tire hehe
now that i think about it ditch jumping sounds like alot of fun
now that i think about it ditch jumping sounds like alot of fun
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Originally posted by semiller26
kandied
how bout a shot of those 295's front the rear of the car
kandied
how bout a shot of those 295's front the rear of the car
Why is it that people think that they have to have the biggest tires possible. In my opinion, they look like a monster (truck) car,
I am using 245/45/17's and that tire is enough for traction & handling.
I am using 245/45/17's and that tire is enough for traction & handling. Originally posted by DJP87Z28
Why is it that people think that they have to have the biggest tires possible. In my opinion, they look like a monster (truck) car,
I am using 245/45/17's and that tire is enough for traction & handling.
Why is it that people think that they have to have the biggest tires possible. In my opinion, they look like a monster (truck) car,
I am using 245/45/17's and that tire is enough for traction & handling. At least that's what people keep telling me.........
lol....that's funny.
i just like how people with smaller rims try to tell themselves they like them. like what you like, let it be. for the record though my 17's outhandle my 16's and my 18's outhandle both and with dr's out hook.
do what makes you happy and leave it at that.
i just like how people with smaller rims try to tell themselves they like them. like what you like, let it be. for the record though my 17's outhandle my 16's and my 18's outhandle both and with dr's out hook.
do what makes you happy and leave it at that.
All I know is the little 245's weren't enough for my combo, so I went with 275's and then I had to go to 295's.....if I could go any wider I would.....
THAT'S WHY I HAD BIG TIRES IN THE BACK.
THAT'S WHY I HAD BIG TIRES IN THE BACK.
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Originally posted by 92B4C3051LE
All I know is the little 245's weren't enough for my combo, so I went with 275's and then I had to go to 275's.....if I could go any wider I would.....
THAT'S WHY I HAD BIG TIRES IN THE BACK.
All I know is the little 245's weren't enough for my combo, so I went with 275's and then I had to go to 275's.....if I could go any wider I would.....
THAT'S WHY I HAD BIG TIRES IN THE BACK.
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