6th Gen ('00-'05): Rims
#3
ummm I think that size is a typo? But I would go with a 245/45/18.
#4
Really tho, wouldnt it be 245/35 for 18"?
Whats the deal with it being from a RWD car btw?
#5
It's a bit of a generalization, but often RWD cars have a drastically different offset from FWD
So just because the bolt pattern is the same, the place where the hub bolts to can cause fitment issues if you're too far off. Too much offset can generally be fixed by wheel spacers, but too little offset (such as a typical RWD rim on a FWD car) can push the wheel too far outside of the well.
The big thing is to look up all the specs before you buy, epically on aftermarket wheels.
So just because the bolt pattern is the same, the place where the hub bolts to can cause fitment issues if you're too far off. Too much offset can generally be fixed by wheel spacers, but too little offset (such as a typical RWD rim on a FWD car) can push the wheel too far outside of the well.
The big thing is to look up all the specs before you buy, epically on aftermarket wheels.
#6
And I've been running 245/45/18 for years now. It's the closest to the stock 16s. It's only a .19% change, where it looks like 235/45/18 is 7.59% smaller
#7
Had no idea how off I was.