18x9 +25 will fit on rear...?

[sokudo88]

need help again guys.......tks !

 

[eraxpres]

It's an agressive offset but will fit with negative camber and narrow tire

 

[nsxtasy]

It's an agressive offset but will fit with negative camber and narrow tire

Actually, the most commonly used rear tire size, 265/35-18, is usually approved for use on rims 9.0-10.5 inches wide, so you can use those, although they'll look a bit stretched. I'd go with 255/35-18 instead (or a wider wheel).

 

[nsxot1c]

Actually, the most commonly used rear tire size, 265/35-18, is usually approved for use on rims 9.0-10.5 inches wide, so you can use those, although they'll look a bit stretched. I'd go with 255/35-18 instead (or a wider wheel).

X2.

I've had 9.5's with a 255 35 18 and tire fitment was perfect.

I had +35... but would have preferred +25 in the end

 

[KooLaid]

X2.

I've had 9.5's with a 255 35 18 and tire fitment was perfect.

I had +35... but would have preferred +25 in the end

Didn't you use to run a 225 rear on that very same rim?

 

[Hapa88]

It's an agressive offset but will fit with negative camber and narrow tire

Actually it'll fit fine with no problems. The offset isn't that aggressive at all on a 9" wheel.

Here's the calculator once again!
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp

 

[nsxot1c]

Didn't you use to run a 225 rear on that very same rim?

No, you've underestimated how many sets of wheels I've had on my car...
somewhere around 20 currently.

Previously as I stated... I ran a 18x9.5 with a 255 35 18.

A couple sets of wheels ago, YES I had a 18x10 with a 225 40 because thats what ScaranNSX advised me to try in a PM in order to run a 0 offset rear wheel. BUT, NO that was not an 18x9.5 that was a 18x10. Yet again, that was 2 sets of wheels ago.