w00t New Member Mar 26, 2004 334 0 0 Arlington TX Nov 2, 2004 #1 Nov 2, 2004 #1 Will 295/45/17s fit on my 02' GT w/ the stock wheels? Just want to make sure there will be no rubbing. Thanks.
Will 295/45/17s fit on my 02' GT w/ the stock wheels? Just want to make sure there will be no rubbing. Thanks.
03-s281 New Member Jan 20, 2004 421 0 0 Stangville,TN Nov 2, 2004 #2 Nov 2, 2004 #2 w00t said: Will 295/45/17s fit on my 02' GT w/ the stock wheels? Just want to make sure there will be no rubbing. Thanks. Click to expand... They wont rub, but you wont be able to get them on the stock 8 wheel. I'd go with a 275, they will look good out back. Go 245 up front. My opinion.
w00t said: Will 295/45/17s fit on my 02' GT w/ the stock wheels? Just want to make sure there will be no rubbing. Thanks. Click to expand... They wont rub, but you wont be able to get them on the stock 8 wheel. I'd go with a 275, they will look good out back. Go 245 up front. My opinion.
w00t New Member Mar 26, 2004 334 0 0 Arlington TX Nov 2, 2004 #3 Nov 2, 2004 #3 Thanks Bro! I have 245 in the rear now. I will swap those to the front and get some 275's.
9 99StanGT New Member Apr 2, 2003 49 0 0 Westland, MI Nov 3, 2004 #4 Nov 3, 2004 #4 295's will fit no prob. If u plan on doing them in the future, and you have any problems switch the quad shocks, install them upside down.
295's will fit no prob. If u plan on doing them in the future, and you have any problems switch the quad shocks, install them upside down.
Gearbanger 101 Straight Outta Locash Dirt-Old 20+Year Member Aug 10, 2002 9,457 1,379 234 Ontario, Canada Nov 3, 2004 #5 Nov 3, 2004 #5 295's would look pretty silly on an 8" wheel, even if they did fit. Even 275's are borderline in the looks dept.
295's would look pretty silly on an 8" wheel, even if they did fit. Even 275's are borderline in the looks dept.
G GinoGT Founding Member Aug 11, 2002 1,862 0 36 Nov 3, 2004 #6 Nov 3, 2004 #6 295 on an 8" rim is a pretty crappy sizing job. There are times that you just shouldn't go cheap.
C CdnNavybob New Member Nov 24, 2003 105 0 0 Nov 4, 2004 #7 Nov 4, 2004 #7 Even 275s are too big for an 8 inch rim. You can get away with it, buts it's not exactly an ideal setup.
Even 275s are too big for an 8 inch rim. You can get away with it, buts it's not exactly an ideal setup.
C codyGT New Member Apr 11, 2004 365 0 0 Nebraska Nov 4, 2004 #8 Nov 4, 2004 #8 A wider tire means nothing when it comes to performance, especially when the tire is way to big for the rim. It may look better from the back but thats all. The added sidewall cupping ruins handling.
A wider tire means nothing when it comes to performance, especially when the tire is way to big for the rim. It may look better from the back but thats all. The added sidewall cupping ruins handling.