275/40R20 and 295/35R20

[Luismi]

Hi,
Has anyone run 275/40R20 fronts and 295/35R20 rears without any issue with stability control nor ABS?

[ss04flores]

Originally Posted by Luismi

Hi,
Has anyone run 275/40R20 fronts and 295/35R20 rears without any issue with stability control nor ABS?

I don't think that would be a problem but why would you want to have a smaller diameter tire on the back?

[Luismi]

Originally Posted by ss04flores

I don't think that would be a problem but why would you want to have a smaller diameter tire on the back?

I'm running 315/35R20 right now and I feel like it's too much wide related to the front, although the grip is better with 275/40R20 rather than 245/45R20 I can feel a lot of understeer, and with the stock HorsePower of Camaro SS I thing is enough 295/35R20 for a good traction (275/40R20 definitely is not enough).
On the other side my rear wheels are 20x10.5 +25offset, very aggressive offset than makes the 315/35R20 Falken 453cc tires pass the fender about 1/2", that is not a problem because I've got fender flares, the problem is that with bumps and 4 people at high speed I can feel some rubbing with the fender flare. I want to make sure this won't happen again.

[ss04flores]

Try 295/40-20.

[ss04flores]

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=151912

[Luismi]

Originally Posted by ss04flores

Try 295/40-20.

But then the tyre would be closer to the fender, probably it´ll be inside the fenders but if it isn´t then more rubbing.

Thanks in any case.

[golfaholic]

I run 275/40r20 up front and 295/35r20 out back, all Nitto Invos. I've had no issues with this setup. In hindsight I probably should have gone 315's out back since the Invos run a little narrow. I was worried about rubbing because my car is lowered but they would have been fine. Also, I was just reading another thread about a 275/305 setup using the MT street comps, which sounds like the perfect setup.

[shibbs]

I'd recommend a 285/35/20 front, and 295/35/20 rear.

[SNSSTR]

I currently run a 275/40/20 front and PSS 285/35/20 rear. I wish I'd gone with 285/35/20 front because I can definitely tell the difference in sidewall height and aesthetically, it's not the most pleasing.

[ss04flores]

Originally Posted by Luismi

But then the tyre would be closer to the fender, probably it´ll be inside the fenders but if it isn´t then more rubbing.

Thanks in any case.

Well I would just change the wheels and get the correct offset. That would be my first concern. No problem. Glad i could help.