Konig Unknown Wheels

I have a screaming yellow GT and am going to get 12" black stripes painted on and was thinking about getting these wheels... but their offset is 40mm, so would that fit our cars and stock tires?

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i have the 18x9.0.the horse is windviel blue and i painted the calipers red.they show thru real nice.

Would the 17x7 rim fit the stock tires?

OK, so I've narrowed it down to 2 options and I need some help...
1. 18x8 with a Falken 255/45 size tire
-OR-
2. 19x8.5 with a Toyo 235/35 size tire

Please give me your opinions on which I should go with

Why so narrow of a tire on the 19 option? 19's are gonna start slowing you down in performance. And if they are cheap they will bend.

if your going to change the look of your car then change the look.. don't have step or you will regret it.. get the 19's but i would really look for a 19x8.5 and 19x 10 for the rear.. and a set of lowering springs. after that you will be happier that a pig in ****

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I've got 19x8.5's up front, with 245/35's, but will switch to 245/45 asap. 35's are a bit skinny, and this setup is actually smaller (overall diameter) than the stock setup, making the fender gap even more noticeable. I've lowered my car, so the gap is fine from the top of the tire to fender, but it doesn't look so good at the sides.

As well as changing the front tires, I'm actually going to get a different pair of front springs to get about .75 inch back at the front. This will still mean I've lowered the front about .75 and will give a more symmetrical look than I have right now. I'll post measurements later, to give a better indication of what I mean.

EDIT:

Just measured from rim to fender - 5" all the way around at the back (measured top, 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions) , front, 4.25" at the top, 6.25 at 3 and 9 o'clock. So, I definately need to raise the front a little, so 245/45's will help fill out more of the fender gap. 245/45 is slightly larger than stock, but within tolerance. I'd recommend that size.

So are you guys saying that the 235/35 tire size is smaller than stock? I still don't know which set-up is better to go with!!! More suggestions/help please!

Indeed. Check out here for sizing comparisons - http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

Thanks, but since I'm getting stripes painted on in spring, I figured I might as well do my hood then and get everything done at once. So, no rims for a year!!