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Originally Posted by badattitude
Will 275/60/20 rub with the lift is the $100 question. I think most of the rubbing is on the front splash guard due to the width of the tire. Rubbing occurs at full lock in reverse. Its minor and doesn't bother some people. So the lift wont necessary eliminate that rub spot. I guess a 275/60/20 will rub on the front splash guard even with a lift. Hope someone with direct experience with 275/60/20s can help. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I like a little space in the wheel wheel and would get a shorter tire. Plus, a shorter tire helps with gearing and shifting/powerband, mpgs and speedometer accuracy. Short tires do not help with the potholes on Irving Park road, assuming they are still there, haha.
Discount Tire in Downers Grove put 275/55/20s on a buddy's limited. They may have been 275/50/20 but I think they're were 275/55/20?
Sweet hummer, Ive seen them in action. Amazing!
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Before I purchased my CornFed plates I emailed them to inquire about tire size with one of their 2" front / 1" rear kits and they said :
"I'd probably recommend towards a 265/60r20 or a 275/60r20 to be honest with you."
So thats what I have been going offa. And, I can never leave just right alone so why not go alittle taller ? I can live with alittle rubbing if its not while actually going down the road.
And yes, the potholes on Irving Park Road are still there, along with the rest of this beautiful city..
