Yes it's also true for a lowered car. But as they all said I'd stay away from the sumitomo's, they really are garbage!! I'd stick a 315 nitto drag on there, there are actually a couple sets for sale here in the market.....
I have 10th Anniversary rims and want to put a 315 out back, but my rims are only 17x9....will it fit? looking at 315-35-17 HRZ. Any rub with 315's with IRS?
Not being able to get 10th Anniv rims in 17x10 is a seperate rant!
Yes it's also true for a lowered car. But as they all said I'd stay away from the sumitomo's, they really are garbage!! I'd stick a 315 nitto drag on there, there are actually a couple sets for sale here in the market.....
sumitomos are garbage anyway. a good 275 series tire will hook better than any size sumitomo. itd be a waste
Sumitomos have the smallest section width of any street tire 315. You can mount them on the factory wheels. It will bulge some, but for most people it's not too bad.
Expect it to look very similar to what a Nitto 315 looks like on a factory wheel...
I wouldn't want to try that with a Goodyear or BFG 315, but you should be OK with a Sumitomo.
edit - Sumitomos aren't going to get you any more traction than your factory tires...so be aware of that.
A 315 nitto drag is like a 285 - safe for stock wheel and don’t require any spacers or bolt shaving
275 Mickey - safe
275 Hoosier -safe
Do not get spacers unless you have a 10.5” wheel with a real 315/335 tire. Spacers can hurt and break wheel studs! Even bearings.