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My old 2017 right before my 305 MPSS' went on...

My old 2017 right before my 305 MPSS' went on...

Probably a MPSS in 295. I need to see what would match the diameter of the 325's as closely as possible and not weigh more than 30 lbs or so.

Yeah, I may just go with the 325 MPSS. I wonder if the bigger wheel well gap from the shorter tire will irritate my OCD. Decisions.

Looking at those pics a bit closer, it looks like Toyo only extends about 1/4" wider than the 11.5" wheel. If that is accurate, it's closer to 12" in overall section width vs an MPSS that would have at least .75" of rim protection on each side (or probably more since it runs closer to 13.8" of...

Thank you for the info. If you have any in the shop that are mounted on 11.5 inch wide wheels, could you measure the overall width for me and post it up here? Thanks.

That looks great. Have you guys done an MPSS in 345? They run very wide compared to many other 345's (closer to 14" wide vs others around 13.2").

Too high but I'm fortunate to be in a situation where I can pay cars down quickly so it doesn't impact me too much.

Which one is lighter?

Yes, it was for the Challenger and it had zero options / was the least expensive Scat pack made. Sometimes when you trade at a franchise dealer for different manufacturers, it's like they are utterly unaware of how cheap you can buy the trade car new.

Yeah, I just haven't seen anybody run the Michelins in that size, only Nittos. The Super Sports in the same size are probably 3/4ths of an inch wider.

Do you think it would be possible to run MPSS 345's in the rear without rubbing or mods if the car is at factory ride height?

Thanks, it's within the wheel width range for the tire so it'll mount on the wheel for sure. The big question is will a 345 MPSS on a 19x11.5 with 56 off set fit on the car (IE not rub on the suspension side or poke more than 1/4"). Nittos run so much smaller, I'm thinking it could be a costly...

Okay, good. I feel alright about the deal. My only options were: 10 speed auto transmission $1,595 Mach alum low gls blk whl $295 Mini spare wheel & tire $405

Cause wider = more better.

From everything I've researched, it looks like the Nitto 345's (13.2"-13.4" wide)work with a bit of poke and the perfect offset and the Michelin Pilot Super Sports work up to a 325 size. Has anybody tried a wider MPSS like the 345's (13.8"+ wide)?

I'm trying to keep unsprung weight down on my replacements and wondered what these things weigh.

Beefy. Super wide tires look incredible. I don't even lower cars because it might cost me a mm of rubber.

The only thing that came onto the radar was some special ford financing deal and the $500 rebate.