Best Vantage 20" wheel/tire size combo
#1
Best Vantage 20" wheel/tire size combo
I have searched the forum at length and couldn't really find the best answer regarding sizing and look for 20"wheels/tires. I have seen 20's with lowered springs but I not interested in dropping the car....
What I am looking for is this forum's opinion on what the best 20" wheel/tire combo would be....one that fills the wheel wells the best as well as optimizes the offset.....
So if I could get your best opinions it would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance...
Rear wheel width, offset, tire size
Front wheel width,offset, tire size
thanks guys!
What I am looking for is this forum's opinion on what the best 20" wheel/tire combo would be....one that fills the wheel wells the best as well as optimizes the offset.....
So if I could get your best opinions it would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance...
Rear wheel width, offset, tire size
Front wheel width,offset, tire size
thanks guys!
#2
20" Modulare
I really like the 20" Modulare's I have on my 09 Vantage... did not negatively effect the ride quality from stock... same as on the blue example on the Modulare web site:
http://www.modularewheels.com/galler...Aston%20Martin
I bought mine used from the same Vantage as in the photo, so Modulare would have the specs. The tire size is 245/35zr20 front and 295/30zr20 rear
http://www.modularewheels.com/galler...Aston%20Martin
I bought mine used from the same Vantage as in the photo, so Modulare would have the specs. The tire size is 245/35zr20 front and 295/30zr20 rear
#4
My post #12 in this thread has some resources for you
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ires-work.html
Remember that wheel offset is the same regardless of rim diameter. Ie a +56 sticks out the same distance from the hub if its a 17 or 29" rim. The variables are rim width and tire section.
Use the wheel tire calculator to compare different rim offset, width, and tire section numbers to an "ideal" fit (to my eye, the doublelow7 HREs in the above post are the ideal)
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ires-work.html
Remember that wheel offset is the same regardless of rim diameter. Ie a +56 sticks out the same distance from the hub if its a 17 or 29" rim. The variables are rim width and tire section.
Use the wheel tire calculator to compare different rim offset, width, and tire section numbers to an "ideal" fit (to my eye, the doublelow7 HREs in the above post are the ideal)
#7
I think it has to do with wheel weight and tire type because i was surprised on mine it did not harm ride or handling
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