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Bear_Stang
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Most online tire retailers have a fit guarantee. I would check with tire rack for your winter setup.
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You definitely have to use 19" wheels to clear the front brakes. I read on here the OEM PP1 wheels actually have a different offset than our Bullitt wheels even though they are the same size. No one ever confirmed it though.
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/bullitt-wheel-specs.118254/
OEM, "45 front and 52.5 rear offset but the Bullitt rims are 45 offset front and rear."
BTW, I don't think the tire websites say anything about OEM wheels do they?
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/bullitt-wheel-specs.118254/
OEM, "45 front and 52.5 rear offset but the Bullitt rims are 45 offset front and rear."
BTW, I don't think the tire websites say anything about OEM wheels do they?
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Stock 18" won't fit over brakes (there are 18" wheels that do but not the Ford OEM ones). Most (if not all) 19" OEM rims do fit. My winter set are '15 19" premium wheels.
aileron
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If I were buying winter wheels again i"d buy Apex; they definitely have 18" solutions for the Bullitt's Brembo front brakes. Occasionally on sale; you might be able to pick up a square 18" set for ~$1,200
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