wheels & tires

Asked by 2000pontiacgtpKGP Apr 17, 2016 at 09:57 PM about the 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP

Question type: Car Customization

I'm getting some new wheels and tires I wanted to
know what size tires should I get if I'm getting
some wheels that are 18x7.5 with a 38mm offset
is it okay to get 245/45/18 or 235/45/18 or
235/50/18 someone please help?

4 Answers

18,685

Your tire shop should be able to furnish you with some dimensions and some guidance as to what will fit without clearance issues.

9,455

A 38 mm offset is 14 mm less than stock, which should give you enough clearance for 245 mm wide tires. The 245/45/18 is only 0.2% difference in diameter from stock tire size, so it won't affect your speedometer reading. The 235/45/18 is -1.1% difference, and the 235/50/18 is 2.3% difference. Either the 245/45/18, or the 235/45/18 would work. Usually, an 8" wide wheel is recommended for a 245 mm wide tire, but check with your tire shop.

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