2013 whats the widest tire?

[shelbydriver_19]

Hey guys, just want to kno whats the widest tire I can put on my 2013 shelby on stock rear wheels without rubbing?

 

[Chris!]

Sorry...but this must be the 18th thread on this question.

 

[shelbydriver_19]

Don't repky if ya cant answer thanks new to this!

 

[Chris!]

Don't repky if ya cant answer thanks new to this!

There are alot of answers to any question here:

http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=869029

As for widest tire sizes... There's a search box up on the right- this topic has been discussed many times.


Not trying to be rude- you're "new" so I'm trying to be helpful

 

[sftdyna]

Wow! Sorry for the way you e been treated here, the largest size seems to be either 295/35 or 305/35 depending on manufacture. most use the 295/35 Michelin SS in the 105 load range as its as wide as any 305 just not at tall. Hope this helps and welcome to the forum.

 

[BAS]

I can attest 295/35 fits for sure

 

[Chris!]

Wow! Sorry for the way you e been treated here

Sorry for the way he's been treated?

Really?

I assume you're referring to me, as I was the only one to reply.

This has been discussed ad nauseum, there's a search button for a reason

I even said "not trying to be rude"
And I provided a link to help him out.

 

[Devious_Snake]

some of you people really need to put your big boy pants on. I updated the Noob thread with tire size option.

FWIW, I have a Nitto NT555R tire on my stock wheel, 305/35/20. Fits perfect.

 

[Chris!]

some of you people really need to put your big boy pants on. I updated the Noob thread with tire size option.

FWIW, I have a Nitto NT555R tire on my stock wheel, 305/35/20. Fits perfect.

That noob thread is a must read for noobs

 

[kabooka]

Also, I have this thread subscribed for it's links, may help too:

http://www.svtperformance.com/forum...905524-need-differnet-tires.html#post12613802

 

[GOTSVT?]

Sorry for the way he's been treated?

Really?

I assume you're referring to me, as I was the only one to reply.

This has been discussed ad nauseum, there's a search button for a reason

I even said "not trying to be rude"
And I provided a link to help him out.

Geeeeez Chris!
Your such a meany
:lol:

 

[sftdyna]

Sorry for the way he's been treated?

Really?

I assume you're referring to me, as I was the only one to reply.

This has been discussed ad nauseum, there's a search button for a reason

I even said "not trying to be rude"
And I provided a link to help him out.

It wasnt meant for you chris! The op obviously doesn't have thick skin and felt perhaps he was being noobie beaten! LOL

 

[Crowley]

It is always a good idea as well to review the tire manufactures listing for recommended wheel size for a specified tire. Remember, these wheels are only 9.5 inches wide.

Crowley

 

[rwboring]

It is always a good idea as well to review the tire manufactures listing for recommended wheel size for a specified tire. Remember, these wheels are only 9.5 inches wide.

Crowley

pssshhhh "recommended"... :beer:

 

[GOTSVT?]

pssshhhh "recommended"... :beer:

Ban him now~ :beer:

 

[ford13]

lol I have 285s on the rear and 265s up front ... in stock trim ... I will run 305s on the rear and 275s up front once I get my wheels and tires from VAN ...

 

[lethal]

That noob thread is a must read for noobs

That makes the large assumption that people know when they are noobs, or even when they are willing to accept that label.

You can't win, which is why when someone recommends to use search the OP should demonstrate they've at least *tried* to look for their answers. Otherwise, we will end up with 1000 threads all talking about tires and the information you wanted will be gone. I'm preaching to the choir here, Chris and most of you guys know this.

Some people just can't/won't/suck @ searching. So we should lock/merge threads when appropriate.

 

[Steve@TF]

315s :burnout: