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Dave1027
11-26-2021, 01:11 PM
I have the stock ZHP wheel/tire combo. I notice every time I drive by a speed sensor it's says I'm going 3 mph slower than my speedo indicates. I had this same situation with my truck and ended up going up a size when I purchased new tires. That worked out perfectly.
Has anybody ever went up a tire size on their style 135s ? I was thinking of going from:
Front 225/40/18, Rear 255/35/18
to
Front 225/45/18, Rear 255/40/18
According to the online tire calculator, that change would net a 2.7 mph increase which would make the speedo almost exactly correct and maybe provide a little smoother ride.
Has anybody ever tried it? Does that tire combo fit or will it rub?
Just have the speedo calibration done using pa soft software.
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az3579
11-26-2021, 02:53 PM
Just have the speedo calibration done using pa soft software.
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Hermes
11-26-2021, 04:32 PM
I have the stock ZHP wheel/tire combo. I notice every time I drive by a speed sensor it's says I'm going 3 mph slower than my speedo indicates. I had this same situation with my truck and ended up going up a size when I purchased new tires. That worked out perfectly.
Has anybody ever went up a tire size on their style 135s ? I was thinking of going from:
Front 225/40/18, Rear 255/35/18
to
Front 225/45/18, Rear 255/40/18
According to the online tire calculator, that change would net a 2.7 mph increase which would make the speedo almost exactly correct and maybe provide a little smoother ride.
Has anybody ever tried it? Does that tire combo fit or will it rub?
No, that’s not what you want. Do this instead. My speedometer is perfect.
Front: 245/40-18
Rear: 265/35-18
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Dave1027
11-27-2021, 08:16 AM
No, that’s not what you want. Do this instead. My speedometer is perfect.
Front: 245/40-18
Rear: 265/35-18
Sweet! And they looks great too. Has a slightly meatier look. Thanks
trancenation
11-27-2021, 10:01 AM
Sweet! And they looks great too. Has a slightly meatier look. Thanks
I agree with Hermes, running this on mine as well!
AM1GO
11-27-2021, 10:28 AM
Sweet! And they looks great too. Has a slightly meatier look. Thanks
Running Michelin PS4 265 in the back and lowered on stock springs and Koni yellows scraped paint on non-rolled rear archers as well as tires have visible marks touching the arches especially if you plan to carry anyone in the back... keep an eye on it.
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Depends on tire brand but it looks like P.O. was also trying some aggressive tires (Conti ExtremeContact DW 265/35/R18) and it scraped not only the outside of the arches but also on the inside... luckily where it scraped there was no rust forming due to constant touching... had to clean/prime/sealant/etc. looks terrible but no one can see it, and if it keeps rust at bay I will be ok with it.
Wide tires look great, but also need upgrades to suspension/drivetrain (rear adjustable sway bar, maybe an LSD, etc.) to dial it in... something to keep in mind.
holyc0w
11-27-2021, 11:57 AM
Isn't 265 a bit too big for an 8.5" wide wheel?
It's outside of the maximum tire width on the chart floating on the internet.
https://www.tiresandco.ca/tire-equivalence-advice.html
AM1GO
11-27-2021, 02:12 PM
Isn't 265 a bit too big for an 8.5" wide wheel?
It's outside of the maximum tire width on the chart floating on the internet.
https://www.tiresandco.ca/tire-equivalence-advice.html
My sons 265 sit on a replica style 359 18x9.5 in the back. For stock size they will be a stretch imho and on my ZHP I have a square setup 255’s sitting on a 2 pairs of rears
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AM1GO
12-01-2021, 05:49 PM
There is a bunch of threads about 265 fitment issues, not worth it imho
Apex Arc-8 18"x9" ET42- 265/35/18 Fitment Issues
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OmairK
09-10-2023, 03:46 PM
Sorry to bump an old thread.
I have a ZHP Sedan on stock suspension. Are you saying that stock staggered Style 135 wheels can't do 265/35/R18's on the rear (8.5" Wheels) cause they'll rub the inner portion of the chassis?
Can the fronts do 245/40/R18?
cakM3
09-10-2023, 03:57 PM
Sorry to bump an old thread.
I have a ZHP Sedan on stock suspension. Are you saying that stock staggered Style 135 wheels can't do 265/35/R18's on the rear (8.5" Wheels) cause they'll rub the inner portion of the chassis?
Sedan rear wheel wells aren't as large as the coupes. Personally, I would not go bigger than 255 but if you have the right wheels and aggressively rolled fenders, you might get them to fit with camber...
Can the fronts do 245/40/R18?
Possibly but I'm not sure. I am running 235/35/19 up front on my ZHP.
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