Rim size
#1
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For some reason, reading my specification on my 2003 Porsche C4S, the rim spec as follow:
Front 8J x 50 with tire size 225 40ZR 18
Rear 11Jx45 with tire size 295 30ZR18
And I am planning to replace with Rim/tire below
Front 7.5J x 50 with tire size 225 40ZR 18
Rear 10Jx55 with tire size 265 ZR18
They both have the same bolt pattern..5x130...
Is this still fit in my car or it's completely different rim/ tire
Your expert comment /advise would greatly appreciated
Thanks
Front 8J x 50 with tire size 225 40ZR 18
Rear 11Jx45 with tire size 295 30ZR18
And I am planning to replace with Rim/tire below
Front 7.5J x 50 with tire size 225 40ZR 18
Rear 10Jx55 with tire size 265 ZR18
They both have the same bolt pattern..5x130...
Is this still fit in my car or it's completely different rim/ tire
Your expert comment /advise would greatly appreciated
Thanks
#3
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I got a good deal on a set of wheel and tire...I thought I could fit the car for now...if it's doesn't look right on the car then I should leave what I got which is the turbo twist 18" rim.
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Next time try to get something that fits AND that's a good deal.
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#5
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Going to a smaller rim size will result in a larger gap between the wheel and the fender. To make up for this you'll need to increase the height of the sidewalk which isn't recommended as it will affect your handling with more sidewall flex.
Additionally, modifying the overall wheel tire diameter will affect your speedometer and odometer readings.
Additionally, modifying the overall wheel tire diameter will affect your speedometer and odometer readings.