Saleen wheels

245/45/18 should work fine. if youre worried, get 235/45/18's.

alright so if and when i get these will i need to get the TPMS sensor kit and the TMPS tool? even tho it says its for the mustang.

no you wont. theres a way to not have to order them. i think you can just set the quantity to 0 on the checkout page

yea there is i was just wondering. i hope i talk myself into getting theses

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Originally Posted by Odi

245/45/18 should work fine. if youre worried, get 235/45/18's.

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I wouldnt put 235s on some 9" saleen wheels. (no BIO we dont drive subys) lol

even 245s really are not wide enough, but they work. 275/40 would be the perfect tire.

when a 225 wide tire is over 8" wide then i dont see an issue with less than an inch of stretch. i would put 215s on it if i was really trying to tuck.

225 or 235 would be fine

so what would work best everyone is saying different things like always lol

whatever you want to run. i would put a 245 wide on it in your situation.

not tryin to thread or idea jack.. but found a deal on me a set of these chrome for 300 bucks... no choice but to grab them at that price

I wouldn't run anything narrower than 245 on a 9" wheel. I have 245's on some 9" wide Villains and its just at the point of stretching.

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Originally Posted by Bio248

when a 225 wide tire is over 8" wide then i dont see an issue with less than an inch of stretch. i would put 215s on it if i was really trying to tuck.

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It looks stupid on these cars BIO not lowerd and he's not trying to tuck. So there's no reason for 225s...

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Originally Posted by Pkorn

so what would work best everyone is saying different things like always lol

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245s but 275s would be the perfect..

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Originally Posted by 99pgpgt

225 or 235 would be fine

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no

thanks for the help and info.

i run 275/40/18 on a 9" wheel, the fronts fit in just perfect and the rear fit flush but if you were lowered like me ud have to roll the fenders

edit: 35 offset

and saleens are a lower offset than you have, so they'll have more potential for rubbing.

and im not lowered and dont plan to be so ill be fine

until you see what kind of monster trucking youll do once you upgrade your wheel size. wheel gap is going to be increased and youre going to be pissed...or at least i would be.

im prolly just going to pass on them i dont really wanna risk anything. if i decide to get new rims ill get some that will fit correctly

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Originally Posted by Bio248

until you see what kind of monster trucking youll do once you upgrade your wheel size. wheel gap is going to be increased and youre going to be pissed...or at least i would be.

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If tire size is kept the same, ie 245/45/18, wheel gap will remain unchanged.

that's what you think.