Try this link, helped me picking my staggered set for my CC.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
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#1
Going with 20x8.5 wheels. I'm not a fan of stretched tires.
I was wondering if I could run 245-35-20 all around with Eibach Springs installed. Also, wondering if that tire size would be OK if I ever go with H&R spings.
Thanks in advance.
1966 VW Beetle 1600DP on Air Bags (SOLD in 1/2013)
1998 VW GTI VR6 Driver Edition (SOLD)
1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Turbo Conversion 482 HP/512 TQ.... 11.55 @ 120mph (SOLD)
2012 VW CC Sport (Current)
#2
Try this link, helped me picking my staggered set for my CC.
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
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#3
1966 VW Beetle 1600DP on Air Bags (SOLD in 1/2013)
1998 VW GTI VR6 Driver Edition (SOLD)
1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Turbo Conversion 482 HP/512 TQ.... 11.55 @ 120mph (SOLD)
2012 VW CC Sport (Current)
#4
This will calculate the new tire size - vs - stock size. You will see the difference in the over all diameter, and make adjustments to get as close to stock diameter as possible. I am only .04cm off.
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#5
I know the OP doesn't prefer stretched but here is my .02 cents.
I hope the owners of the cars below don't mind me using their cars as an example (and if they do, I apologize) but this is what 245/35 looks like on 20 x 8.5. Personally, I think it's too much rubber on a 20" wheel.
Now w/tires on 20s that are more suitable (granted they are stretched and my preference):
Dion's 235/30 on a 9:
235/30 on 8.5s on the front wheels only:
If you don't want stretched tires, I would do 235/30 or maybe a 225/35. If you want more rubber, I would go down to a 19".
And if you're into beefy tires, forget everything I said.![]()
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| Mark | 2011 CC R-Line DSG |
#6
1966 VW Beetle 1600DP on Air Bags (SOLD in 1/2013)
1998 VW GTI VR6 Driver Edition (SOLD)
1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Turbo Conversion 482 HP/512 TQ.... 11.55 @ 120mph (SOLD)
2012 VW CC Sport (Current)
#7
They're BBS LM Reps, not originals. I'm not that baller.![]()
1966 VW Beetle 1600DP on Air Bags (SOLD in 1/2013)
1998 VW GTI VR6 Driver Edition (SOLD)
1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Turbo Conversion 482 HP/512 TQ.... 11.55 @ 120mph (SOLD)
2012 VW CC Sport (Current)
#8
I was going to stretch mine, but I do alot of highway driving, and I heard that stretching is not good for highway travel...
So, i have a little bit of rubber on my set-up.
Just my .02
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#9
I don't think stretching is good for any kind of travel
People stretch for fitment and hellaflush.
| Mark | 2011 CC R-Line DSG |
#10
LOL try 215's / 50's on - 17 X 8.5 " Winter set up , but use it Year round at the Moment .
I just run 2-3 psi Harder - Good to Go !
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