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Had these wheels/tires sitting around from my old Audi. OZ Ultraleggera 5X112 18x8 +35 on 235/40/18. I used wobble nuts. While I didn't like the name wobble nuts at first, when I was able to physically hold/examine them I was ok with using them. A week later, I retorqued and only one moved at all. I haven't rubbed yet (it is a few mm's away from rubbing at full lock), but will go down to 225's. These tires had another summer left on them, so I figured I'd use them. IMHO 235's don't suit the cars handling.
Yes, I will lower it, but not until the 225's go on lol.
i know this was posted in 2014 l, but curious what kind of wobble nuts you used? Any issues since using them? Asking because I received rims that are 5x112 and before reselling I want to get feedback on any issues.View attachment 28270 View attachment 28271 View attachment 28272
Had these wheels/tires sitting around from my old Audi. OZ Ultraleggera 5X112 18x8 +35 on 235/40/18. I used wobble nuts. While I didn't like the name wobble nuts at first, when I was able to physically hold/examine them I was ok with using them. A week later, I retorqued and only one moved at all. I haven't rubbed yet (it is a few mm's away from rubbing at full lock), but will go down to 225's. These tires had another summer left on them, so I figured I'd use them. IMHO 235's don't suit the cars handling.
Yes, I will lower it, but not until the 225's go on lol.
235/40r18 100% will not rub on that setup. Get to +37 area or lower on that tire/wheel then your chance of rub gets higher.Hate to revitalize this thread, but I have read this thread about 10 times and still a little uneasy about a setup I am wanting to run. I have messed with the calculators and estimators that everyone has suggested but there have been a lot of conflicting comments on here and on other sights that I have been following.
I know it is possible, because anything is possible... but no actual follow up on this result. I am looking to run 18x8.5 et42 on 235/40/18 on stock suspension. Does anyone have confirmation that 235 (or 225 for that matter) with a similar or same setup will not rub at all?
Also side note, I have 2015 VT wheels that I will be parting ways with ( after new wheels are purchased) if anyone is interest in purchasing them. Paint is flaking up on them in the weirdest spots and mild curb rash. I was not a huge fan of the stock wheels to begin with but at 120 per tire to repaint I'm thinking this is the perfect time to buy wheels I actually like. I have pics message me if you're interested.
Most likely +40 to +50 area.I have a 2019. Looking at going to a 17x9 with a 245/40 or 255 tire. What offset is ideal for fitting this?