Tire rotation will be pretty difficult
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Re: 225/40/r18 on front and 245/40/r18 on the rear (jorge espinal)
As long as it is a FWD, shouldn't cause any drivetrain issues (though the rear tires will have a greater rolling diameter). I would also recommend a big drag racer type wing on the back. After all, the rear end of a FWD car needs all the bite it can get.
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As long as it is a FWD, shouldn't cause any drivetrain issues (though the rear tires will have a greater rolling diameter). I would also recommend a big drag racer type wing on the back. After all, the rear end of a FWD car needs all the bite it can get.
Re: 225/40/r18 on front and 245/40/r18 on the rear (MagoonR)
yes it is a fwd ... by telling me that the rear tires will have a greater rolling diameter these meaning a positive or negative?? thanks for your help! http://********************/smile/emthup.gif
yes it is a fwd ... by telling me that the rear tires will have a greater rolling diameter these meaning a positive or negative?? thanks for your help! http://********************/smile/emthup.gif
Re: 225/40/r18 on front and 245/40/r18 on the rear (jorge espinal)
Meaning that your ride height will be higher in the back thanks to a bigger tire section height.........ignoring the fact that wide rear tires on a FWD is pointless to begin with.
| Quote, originally posted by jorge espinal » |
| yes it is a fwd ... by telling me that the rear tires will have a greater rolling diameter these meaning a positive or negative?? thanks for your help! http://********************/smile/emthup.gif |
Meaning that your ride height will be higher in the back thanks to a bigger tire section height.........ignoring the fact that wide rear tires on a FWD is pointless to begin with.
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