New tires for my mustang EcoBoost 2017

[Sawaiz23]

I currently have a mustang EcoBoost and I have bought my first set of after market wheels and am looking for after market tires to go with it. The wheels are Ferrada fr4s 20x9 +35mm in the front and 20x10.5 +38mm. Any suggestions for a good staggered set up for tires would be greatly appreciated

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[BigChief]

From what I've gathered people really like the Firestone Indy Firehawks, the Michelin Pilot Sports and Continental DW's.

 

[Sawaiz23]

From what I've gathered people really like the Firestone Indy Firehawks, the Michelin Pilot Sports and Continental DW's.

I was looking for more of like size suggestions I was thinking of 265/35r20 in the front and 275/35r20 on the rear but I’m not sure if going wider on the rear tire would be better.

 

[BigChief]

Ah, sorry I misinterpreted. For the rears definitely go larger. 285 at a minimum for the rears and for the fronts you could also do a 275. I'm not entirely sure on the tire heights for those though. For example, i'm probably about to pull the trigger on some 20x9.5 square wheels with a 285/30/20 all around.

I was looking for more of like size suggestions I was thinking of 265/35r20 in the front and 275/35r20 on the rear but I’m not sure if going wider on the rear tire would be better.

 

[Discount Tire]

I currently have a mustang EcoBoost and I have bought my first set of after market wheels and am looking for after market tires to go with it. The wheels are Ferrada fr4s 20x9 +35mm in the front and 20x10.5 +38mm. Any suggestions for a good staggered set up for tires would be greatly appreciated

First off welcome to the community!

Certainly a few different options, it really will depend on your fitment preference as well the vehicle usage. A 255/35R20 - 305/35R20 should fit with your offsets or 275/35R20 up front.

Regarding the usage, if this is a vehicle you would be driving in the winter you may want to look at a size that offers an all season option such as the 255/35 in front and the 275/35 or 285/35 in back as anything wider will likely not offer and all season option.

 

[Aaron Castaneda]

Hello, Sawaiz23! I happen to look it up online and I saw that Nitto and Cooper may just be what you're looking for, especially as they're compatible with the EcoBoost itself. Saw them from 4WheelOnline. You might want to check them out, as they have an array of tire brands and wheels to choose from.

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