I agree with that. I am looking at 19 sI got a set of beautiful 19" 2012 GT Prem wheels for my 2018 off FB marketplace, and they look fantastic. Stock wheels so I knew they'd fit, and although heavy, ride well. Wheels are usually chosen for style, unless you're in a race (lightweight) application, so just get what you want. I personally think 20"s with stock brakes look silly. Thin rubber band tires and tiny calipers, but that's just me.
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I wouldn't call 255/275 "aggressive" at all, it's a factory option after all. Goofy, is relative, it all comes down to what you want. If it serves a purpose, it's not goofy, even if that purpose is just making you happy.Is it goofy to spend all that cash on wheels and tires and stick with a factory option? I do like the way 255/275 looks on paper. I really have no need for an aggressive fitment.
Send itttI wouldn't call 255/275 "aggressive" at all, it's a factory option after all. Goofy, is relative, it all comes down to what you want. If it serves a purpose, it's not goofy, even if that purpose is just making you happy.
Then again, don't go by me, I installed GT350R suspension on my DD/commuter Ecoboost and I'm looking at 19*10s so I can put 285s on it. There are probably people who would call that "goofy."
I meant I don’t feel the need for a 275/305 set upI wouldn't call 255/275 "aggressive" at all, it's a factory option after all. Goofy, is relative, it all comes down to what you want. If it serves a purpose, it's not goofy, even if that purpose is just making you happy.
Then again, don't go by me, I installed GT350R suspension on my DD/commuter Ecoboost and I'm looking at 19*10s so I can put 285s on it. There are probably people who would call that "goofy."