K i think Im pretty set on a 285/30/18 BFG KDW-2 first off the tire is about 11.45in wide my current tires are about 10.45in wide do you think Ill have any issues with rubbing? looks like the extra width should clear just fine, BUT im not sure, secondly does anyone have any experience with those tires? they seem to be getting pretty good reviews at tire rack. Lemme know casue I need somethin with some good traction, for tiago is coming out with a new turbo kit, and I just so happen to have the cash this time around, lemme know whatcha think. thankyou.
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BFGoodrich KD's are better tire and just a little more...
But 285/30-18 tires are not cost effective when a 275/40-17 will give you just as much traction and cost WAY less. You need more sidewall in the rear for better traction off the line.<a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/vracer111\" target=\"_blank\">My \'98 Camaro</a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://www.honda-tech.com/garage?cmd=viewcar&id=1223\" target=\"_blank\">My \'98 Tacoma</a>
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Originally posted by Vracer111:
BFGoodrich KD's are better tire and just a little more...
But 285/30-18 tires are not cost effective when a 275/40-17 will give you just as much traction and cost WAY less. You need more sidewall in the rear for better traction off the line.
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