They are 245 45 17 x 8 fronts and 275 40 17 x9 rears made by custom wheels market..

 

very nice!

 

Now you just need to lower the car and get rid of the 4x4 stance

 

as do i
looks great tho!

 

yep, deciding what springs to go with.............

 

how does changing tires like that effect your spedometer, and how do you fix it so that it still reads properly? I had that problem in my Pickup when I bought it, the PO had too SMALL of tires on it....

 

A speedometer doesn't care what size the wheels are. The only thing that matters to the speedometer, is the overall diameter of the tire.

I went from 245/50R16 to 285/40R17 to 315/35R17 & my speedometer has read just fine with each tire change.

 

on mine the tire size was almost identical to the original size, otherwise change the speedo gear/ gears

 

mkay, I understand now, I thought that the biggest number in the tire measurement, ie. 245, 275, 315, meant the diameter.

 

width...and you should check out some eibach sportlines
Mikey

 

245/285/315 is the width. 50/40/35 is the % of the sidewall height.

50% of 245
40% of 287
35% of 315....All the same overall diameter.

As the width gets wider, the sidewall height drops, to maintain the overall diameter.