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Hey peeps,

I'm just after a quick answer on this as I just came inside from ripping more stuff out of the car and I got thinking about my wheels.

I have lmgt2 rims which are 17 x 9 +38 on the rears and 17 x 8 + 35 (I think) on the fronts.

Would the rear size with the + 38 offset fit on the fronts without guard rolling etc???

Would like a bit more dish up front and the same size all round of possible.

Ta

could go down to 225/235 on the 9" easily.

i have driven with my 18 x 9.5J offset +25 on the front of my GTT before and it was sweet...although i have had a bit of guard work and i wasn't executing hairpin corners at great speed on bumpy roads so i didnt really test it.

wait till your 255's are worn out than get a more stretched fitment (get a tyre place that will let you try on a couple of different size tyres and go for a drive) and see how it goes.

Im running 18 x 8.5 +29 on the front, which would work out to be not that different than your rears. Front guards have been significantly rolled.

deff put some pics up when fitted will look very nice

they were *sniff* 18x9.5+25 all round (flush-ish)

currently rolling on 17x9.5+17 all round (10mm poke)

new rims on order are 17x9+12 fr 18x9.5+12 r ;)

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