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Hi all just bought myself lmgt4s 10.5 +15 just wondering what would be the best size tyre? I have read other posts but no one is exact wont be used for and track just road car. I will keep my stockies  for track if I ever go that path. Thank you

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i have 275/35 on my 10.5+15s, running standard guards and close to 1.2-1.4 deg camber.

My wheel alignment guy who preps and races IPRA was happy with the sidewall rake on 265 (Yoko AD08R) and 275 (Hankook RS4) from a functional/performance point of view.

You can fit 265-305, but i think the general consensus is 285 and up you might have to consider rolled guards/camber to fit depending how low the car is.

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I have 265s all round on my 10.5 rims. They're a small as I would dare to run, I will need to do some guard work to get bigger tires to clear in the front end. They are ever so slightly stretched (not like stupid, but just enough that you might notice by looking at the wheels when they're off the car).

My plan was always to upgrade sizes when I used the first set of tires. It's not looking like I will ever get that far... ?

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