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Old Apr 9, 2017 | 05:17 PM
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Old Apr 9, 2017 | 05:20 PM
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Very nice. Thanks for posting.

Does it rub turning left in the lowest suspension setting only or at all levels?
 
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Originally Posted by Chedman13
Very nice. Thanks for posting.

Does it rub turning left in the lowest suspension setting only or at all levels?
All levels it seems like. I am going to remove the spacers to see if that helps any. Will keep you posted.
 
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Front spacers removed and no rubbing!
 
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Originally Posted by Just A GTS
Front spacers removed and no rubbing!
Nice!

I ended up running 285/30/22 all around on 22X9 +45mm offset 22X11 +50mm offset.

This is the max width/height for my setup (if yours is 22x9.5 +61mm, 22x11 +61mm), mine is 10mm more than your setup (outer position).

Thanks for your feedback, I would have had a good chance of rubbing since with a 15mm spacer you rubbed and I'm 10mm more, so I'd risk that the 5mm difference in rubbing.
 
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Originally Posted by Chedman13
Nice!

I ended up running 285/30/22 all around on 22X9 +45mm offset 22X11 +50mm offset.

This is the max width/height for my setup (if yours is 22x9.5 +61mm, 22x11 +61mm), mine is 10mm more than your setup (outer position).

Thanks for your feedback, I would have had a good chance of rubbing since with a 15mm spacer you rubbed and I'm 10mm more, so I'd risk that the 5mm difference in rubbing.
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It was raining, but here you go. It looks like it would rub, but that is in the lowest (Sport Plus) setting and it doesn't.

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She's looking good Chedman. I'm surprised you aren't rubbing in the front when turning with those tire and wheel specs.
 
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Benblack said he didn't rub (though he runs a widebody), so I went for it. It doesn't rub even at full turn/U-turn at lowest setting. I went up an angle at my driveway and didn't rub then either.

I'm guessing if I hit a bump while full turn - it would rub, but that would be rare.

At comfort mode, it's fine - which I drive in 99% of the time.
 
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Looks good fellas. Even before my widebody the tires didn't rub and mine are big. Depends on the offsets they custom made my 3 piece wheels and no rubbing. Now hitting a bump at full turn I don't know never experienced it
 
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Hi guys, sorry to hijack this thread because I'm about to fit a set of rims that flush with the body but I heard when the car is park for a couple of days, the air suspension will drop to a very low level so asking any anyone here experienced that? Does it drop to a level that the fender will rest on the tires?
 
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Originally Posted by VincentEmmanuel
Hi guys, sorry to hijack this thread because I'm about to fit a set of rims that flush with the body but I heard when the car is park for a couple of days, the air suspension will drop to a very low level so asking any anyone here experienced that? Does it drop to a level that the fender will rest on the tires?
I haven't experienced that. But I have experienced the car dropping significantly when changing tires/wheels. When I jack one side up and put the car back down, the suspension auto adjusts and lowers it self completely - where the tires are almost tucked inside.

Also, when I jack one side up, the other side almost touches the fender (opposite side), so I probably wouldn't go extremely flush, also to save your body/paint.
 
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the fitment i want to put on my 2007 bentley continental gtc is 285/30/22 front and 335/25/22 rear. will that work?
 
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Originally Posted by Chedman13
Okay, I've compiled everything I could find on fitment as my primary motive is to not use a 25 series in the rear. I've already read another post that said nothing larger than a 29.0" diameter will not fit and it will rub. There were no other details. I know for sure that 29.9" diameter will rub in the front.

My hope is to try the two fitments that are in bold below. Any thoughts on if the 265/35/22 with 29.3" diameter will fit?

Stock Turbo II Wheels:
Front: 255/40/20 on 20"x9.5" with 65mm offset = 28.0" diameter
Rear: 295/35/20 on 20"x11" with 68mm offset = 28.1" diameter

Fitment that does NOT work:
Front: 285/35/22 = 29.9" diameter = rubbing in front
Rear: unknown, but irrelevant since fronts don't work

Fitments that MIGHT work (but matching tires can be hard to find):
Front: 255/35/22 = 29.0" diameter (no matching tire that I can find)
Rear: 295/30/22 = 29.0" diameter (no matching tire that I can find)

Front: 255/35/22 = 29.0" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT 280 AA A)
Rear: 305/30/22 = 29.2" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT 280 AA A)

Front: 265/35/22 = 29.3" diameter (PIRELLI SCORPION ZERO ASIMMETRICO 420 A A)
Rear: 295/30/22 = 29.0" diameter (PIRELLI SCORPION ZERO ASIMMETRICO 420 A A)


Fitments that do work:
Front: 275/30/22 = 28.5" diameter
Rear: 325/25/22 = 28.4" diameter

Front: 275/30/22 = 28.5" diameter
Rear: 335/25/22 = 28.6" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO)

Front: 285/30/22 = 28.7" diameter
Rear: 325/25/22 = 28.4" diameter

Front: 285/30/22 = 28.7" diameter
Rear: 335/25/22 = 28.6" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO)

Front: 265/30/22 = 28.3" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT)
Rear: 315/25/22 = 28.2" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT)
Waking up this old tread... ;-)
Im looking at this size which look supergood in terms of difference between back and front.
I cant see the sizes it in the list above but for me this look pretty good for a Panamera Turbo 2010? :-D

Front: 265/35/22 = 29.3"
Rear: 305/30/22 = 29.2"
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What do you the experts think?

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Originally Posted by Chedman13
Okay, I've compiled everything I could find on fitment as my primary motive is to not use a 25 series in the rear. I've already read another post that said nothing larger than a 29.0" diameter will not fit and it will rub. There were no other details. I know for sure that 29.9" diameter will rub in the front.

My hope is to try the two fitments that are in bold below. Any thoughts on if the 265/35/22 with 29.3" diameter will fit?

Stock Turbo II Wheels:
Front: 255/40/20 on 20"x9.5" with 65mm offset = 28.0" diameter
Rear: 295/35/20 on 20"x11" with 68mm offset = 28.1" diameter

Fitment that does NOT work:
Front: 285/35/22 = 29.9" diameter = rubbing in front
Rear: unknown, but irrelevant since fronts don't work

Fitments that MIGHT work (but matching tires can be hard to find):
Front: 255/35/22 = 29.0" diameter (no matching tire that I can find)
Rear: 295/30/22 = 29.0" diameter (no matching tire that I can find)

Front: 255/35/22 = 29.0" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT 280 AA A)
Rear: 305/30/22 = 29.2" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT 280 AA A)

Front: 265/35/22 = 29.3" diameter (PIRELLI SCORPION ZERO ASIMMETRICO 420 A A)
Rear: 295/30/22 = 29.0" diameter (PIRELLI SCORPION ZERO ASIMMETRICO 420 A A)


Fitments that do work:
Front: 275/30/22 = 28.5" diameter
Rear: 325/25/22 = 28.4" diameter

Front: 275/30/22 = 28.5" diameter
Rear: 335/25/22 = 28.6" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO)

Front: 285/30/22 = 28.7" diameter
Rear: 325/25/22 = 28.4" diameter

Front: 285/30/22 = 28.7" diameter
Rear: 335/25/22 = 28.6" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO)

Front: 265/30/22 = 28.3" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT)
Rear: 315/25/22 = 28.2" diameter (PIRELLI P ZERO NERO GT)
@Chedman13

Did you ever try this out?
Front: 265/35/22 = 29.3" diameter (PIRELLI SCORPION ZERO ASIMMETRICO 420 A A)
Rear: 295/30/22 = 29.0" diameter (PIRELLI SCORPION ZERO ASIMMETRICO 420 A A)



I´m mainly interested in the fronts since Im thinking on the same size?!
I will run 22" with ET50 and 10" width rim? What did you use?

Grateful for a answer! :-)

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