Hi all, apolgies cos I'm sure this has been asked many times but couldn't find a relevant thread, what width rims/tyres will fit on a LWB zed without any modification to arches? I'm looking at some 235/40/18 on the front and 265/40/18 rears, will these slow the car down/affect the handling too much? I don't want to impair these at all if poss

 

Many thanks

 

Rich

you want 35 profile on the rears but them sizes will be fine as long as the car is not been lowered too much

 

Kirbz

Nice one, many thanks mate

235/40/18 on the front and 265/35/18 rears, that's what I have and mine is lowered.

Hi all, apolgies cos I'm sure this has been asked many times but couldn't find a relevant thread, what width rims/tyres will fit on a LWB zed without any modification to arches? I'm looking at some 235/40/18 on the front and 265/40/18 rears, will these slow the car down/affect the handling too much? I don't want to impair these at all if poss

 

Many thanks

 

Rich

 

 

My new wheels had 245/45/18 Front and 275/40/18 Rear. they were too big and rubbed. I changed them to 235/40/18 Front and 265/35/18 Rear. they fit nice and snug and are what I would recommend you use mate.

Hope this helps.

 

Vini

Sorry to Hi-Jack thread but my 17"s have 235/40/17 on fronts and 255/40/17 on back would I be better off goibg 235/40/17 on fronts and 255/35/17 on back?? I am getting KYB AJX suspension soon which will also lower the Z.

I hope they fit cos I got sum 2 weeks ago and aint had chance to try 'em yet!

Thanks for all the replies guys, v. helpful, just got to decide how far up my list of priorities alloys are :D

Sorry to Hi-Jack thread but my 17"s have 235/40/17 on fronts and 255/40/17 on back would I be better off goibg 235/40/17 on fronts and 255/35/17 on back?? I am getting KYB AJX suspension soon which will also lower the Z.

 

As I know it most (if not all) japanese sports cars seem to have a 5mm lower profile on the rear so as to level the vehicle out? Now I aint no expert and this fact could be the same on all sports cars? But its something to do with having wider wheels on the arse end and the set up of the axles.