Hey All,
I'm on the stock wheels of a 2022 GT and want to delegate those to my winter tires. I have still have some tread on them but before buying new tires, I was looking to upgrade the wheels to fill out the gap. I don't want to lower or use spacers. Mainly due to finances and don't want...
I tried asking my eye doctor for a note but he didn’t want to do it as I didn’t have a medical issue and light sensitivity wasn’t enough of an excuse. I’ve been running with 35 on two fronts and 20 on the rear with no hassle. I will go to one shop for inspection and see if they say anything...
Agreed....reworking the suspension and transmission on the s550 would have done the trick. Of course there would have been some cosmetic changes but that's personal preference.
Keep the OEM. The ones on mine from previous owner are having issues with cracking and spiderwebbing. Unless you like the blacked out look and are willing to change them out every couple years.
I'm in the same boat....but 60 miles each way. I've settled on 20" tires on either 275/305 or 285/305. Making it flush and reducing wheel gap is priority without lowering or doing all kinds of mods to make it so. The Vossen wheels would be my first choice and Velgen's second. Let us know...
I bought my car used with what looks like 20% on the rear panels. I did the driver side and pass with 35% and looks fine in my opinion. Obviously not as nice all the way around but at my age and skin tone, I can’t afford to be pulled over. When I was younger I’d opt for looks, now I opt for...
In NY, any extra tint applied will make it illegal and technically wouldn't pass NYS inspection. I see tons of people running dark tint with NY license plates and wondering if they just remove and reapply? I went ahead and did 35%. More that the money getting it removed and reapplied is the...
Congrats on the upgrade! I didn't buy my 2022 GT from a local Ford dealer until they Gold Certified it at 22k miles. I always keep an emergency car maintenance fund for any unexpected issues as well. I'm not sure how long my back will allow me to drive it, but enjoying the ride so far!
This is helpful., thanks! I think in my mind there was a way to close the wheel gap and make the tires flush by just adjusting wheel size. That doesn't seem to be the best route without entering the world of modifying suspension components. I was just trying to avoid re-engineering the car...
What's the recommended offset for this setup, everything else being stock and not modified? Also looking at 275/40/19 tires. Seems to be +40 on Fitment Industries. Thanks in advance!
Hey….ever settle on a wheel? I have a 2022 gt carbonized gray as well. I have the 18” stock wheels. Looked at the vossen hf3, but pretty pricey. Also looking at Velgen and Apex.