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You'll be able to fit 265/60-18 and 275/60-18 with no rubbing. You can go 265/65-18 with no lift and only have mild rubbing at times, though many people find no rubbing at all.
If I'm you, I would 100% go with the 265/65, it fills the wheel well much better. I run 265/70-18.
You'll be able to fit 265/60-18 and 275/60-18 with no rubbing. You can go 265/65-18 with no lift and only have mild rubbing at times, though many people find no rubbing at all.
If I'm you, I would 100% go with the 265/65, it fills the wheel well much better. I run 265/70-18.
+1 on this. Running 265/60-18 on OEM wheels with stock height steel springs. Wish I went a little more with the 265/65s!
Good choice. Pushing the size up to the point of rubbing seems unnecessary. Anyone know if the 265-60-18 will fit a 2004 turbo with air suspension w/o rubbing issues?
Good choice. Pushing the size up to the point of rubbing seems unnecessary. Anyone know if the 265-60-18 will fit a 2004 turbo with air suspension w/o rubbing issues?
yes no issues at all and the consensus, again, is that 265-65 won’t rub either.
Good choice. Pushing the size up to the point of rubbing seems unnecessary. Anyone know if the 265-60-18 will fit a 2004 turbo with air suspension w/o rubbing issues?
Running 265/60-18s now….wish I went with 265/65-18s. Plenty of room.
Isn’t the stock 8inch wheel width too narrow for a 265 section tire? I ran 255 on my OEM 18s and the tires are already protruding quite a bit over the rim.
Isn’t the stock 8inch wheel width too narrow for a 265 section tire? I ran 255 on my OEM 18s and the tires are already protruding quite a bit over the rim.