Will it work? 275/35/20 & 305/35/20 on the SVE350’s

[DKHS550]

I’m looking at a 20x10 with 40mm offset and 7.07 backspacing setup on all 4 wheels on some Mickey Thompson Street Comp’s running the 275/35/r20 in the front and 305/35/r20 in the rear, I’m curious if I would have any fitment issues with this exact setup on my 2017 mustang GT with stock suspension?
Here is a link to the exact setup from LMR. Let me know if anybody is running the same setup or something very similar! https://lmr.com/item/WTK-166012M1/15-17-mustang-s350-wheel-tire-kit-gloss-black-m-t-sport
Thank you all in advanced, this has been a stressful process lol

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[Little Guy]

I'm not an expert but a 305 on a 10" wheel seems too big. My rear wheel is 10.5 and I had a 305 on it. Aesthetically, it was too big and I eventually went down to a 295. A 305 is about 12" wide. the biggest you should go on a 10" is about a 285.

 

[racingandfishing]

Not sure about the 20's, I have the 19" SVE 350's staggered with 305/35/19's on the 11" and 275/35/19 on the 10" with Michelin Pilot Sports. I also have the Ford Performance lowering springs and they are a perfect fit, but they worked fine with standard suspension. Too much wheel well gap without the lowering springs though. Pics are with the lowering springs, but right after I put them on. They settled a little since then and now look really good.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/gt350-wheels.99868/#post-2184037

 

[Dave2013M3]

10"/11" needed. Also I would run a 30 series tire on a 20" wheel not 35.

 

[MidwayJ]

No sense in going with 10 inch in the rear with 305 tires. I would go 285 on all 4 with the 10 inch wheels, or go staggered with either 275/305 or 285/305 on 10/11.

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