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Hi, I'm new to the Mopar Family and glad to be part of this group.I'm in process of changing my tires to bigger than the OEM specs which is 245/45/20 on the original "envy wheels" of the 2012 Challenger RT Classic...I'm planning to install, 275/45/20 for the Rear, 255/45/20 for the front all season tires for new York climate...could someone tell me if it's the right choice. I'm going for its nostalgic looks and better traction..don't know if it's going to affect the CAR's performance... THANX in advance!
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The fronts should fit but the rears will be a full 1" taller and over a 1" wider. Not sure how that will clear the wheel wells and fenders at full stuff but its something to think about.
The fronts should fit but the rears will be a full 1" taller and over a 1" wider. Not sure how that will clear the wheel wells and fenders at full stuff but its something to think about.
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No classic car should EVER show it's face in pubic with 'wennies, 'wennoos or ennyvours
In my opinion 18's are really pushing, and on some cars, 17's are not even acceptable
PLEASE rethink your wheel and tire strategy
I would not shoot this guy but somebody should
My rule is ask "What would Foose do" and then "not"
In my opinion 18's are really pushing, and on some cars, 17's are not even acceptable
PLEASE rethink your wheel and tire strategy
I would not shoot this guy but somebody should
My rule is ask "What would Foose do" and then "not"
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