Got new 18 inch rims for the wagon. 235/40/18 tires.

Super lows up front and lows on the back seems to be a common combo. shouldnt have any probs getting this on my wagon should i?

its 3rd gen btw.

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lach

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Shouldn't have any probs as long as the offset of the wheels is right

Whats your wheel offset. I've got superlows front and rear on 18x8" wheels with 235/40's, no issues, offset is +35. Only problem I have is a little bit of scrubbing when I turn full lock right, but thats because my wheel arch lining is stuffed, not a fault of the wheels or suspension.

Mine used to scrub in when i first installed new suspension and rims, But now that its dug in i dont scrub anymore :P

mate i've got 245/40's on mine and have no troubles what so ever
no scrubbing or anything and im running the superlow/low combo
only problem you might have is if you lower it more

ahh alright sounds good. sounds like it should be a good combo then.

thanks boys

Anyone tried 245/40R19s? 2 of the tyres on my 19s which are on their way are that size. Only marginally larger than 215/60R16s. Other 2 are 245/35R19 which I know is fine.

Anyone tried 245/40R19s? 2 of the tyres on my 19s which are on their way are that size. Only marginally larger than 215/60R16s. Other 2 are 245/35R19 which I know is fine.

put the two 245/40's on the rear of the car as the rear wells have alittle more room
but depending on the offset you should be fine :)

Anyone tried 245/40R19s? 2 of the tyres on my 19s which are on their way are that size. Only marginally larger than 215/60R16s. Other 2 are 245/35R19 which I know is fine.

If a 245/35/19 fits ok and you want to go to 245/40/19 your main problem will be only if the tyre is now too high and fouls on the suspension.

put the two 245/40's on the rear of the car as the rear wells have alittle more room
but depending on the offset you should be fine :)Cheers, thought that'd be the safest option. They're +38. Unfortunately the 245/40s are near-new RE050As. They'll be on the back for a long time! heh