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Final Questions regarding 20x10 wheels 275/40

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First off, will 275/40 and 20x10 wheels fit upfront, and back?

Second off, will dropping the profile from 275/40 to 275/35 or 30 give any significant advantage?

I ordered the sve gt350 setup from lmr, for reference.
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id run a 275/35 if i was you .. 40 series is gunna be to tall imo . ive been researching alot of set ups ..and a 30 is way to low unless you run a 305/30 or higher atleast for the rear . im all most positive a 275/35 on a 10 inch rim will fit on the front since there gt350 rims im sure there offset is made to fit unlike other rims that need a spacer
 

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my current set up is 20x10 et35 275/35/20 (im lowered on progressives) ive also seen 20x10 et40 with the same 275/35 tires
 

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Wouldn't 285/35 be better?
 

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Wouldn't 285/35 be better?
You could do a 285/35/20 as well but there are less options and their more expensive.

Unless you do the BFG G force Comp 2 A/S those are awesome and super affordable.
 

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I would definitely do 305 or 315 in the rear! 275 is good for the front.
 

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You have a PP so mount the rear wheels up front. You may need to grab a 5mm spacer from Autozone or something to make it go on there, but just mount it safely and drop the car down for a look. You'll then have what a 275/40 looks like. It won't look bad.

275/35 gets you a lot more tire options and I've seen it with your exact wheels, looks great.
 

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I would definitely do 305 or 315 in the rear! 275 is good for the front.
You could but these are the SVE 20" so their 10" wide at most.

You have a PP so mount the rear wheels up front. You may need to grab a 5mm spacer from Autozone or something to make it go on there, but just mount it safely and drop the car down for a look. You'll then have what a 275/40 looks like. It won't look bad.

275/35 gets you a lot more tire options and I've seen it with your exact wheels, looks great.
He got the 20s brotha not the 19s
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