They wont fit on your car, so im not sure why youre asking

chrysler kid said:

They wont fit on your car, so im not sure why youre asking

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Why wouldn’t they fit?Here’s an eclipse with the same setup

You’re gonna have to stretch like 225/40 or 215/40 on there…

chrisman287 said:

You’re gonna have to stretch like 225/40 or 215/40 on there…

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Yep

Basically the wheels are going to stick out past the fenders, if you run any sort of decent tire there will be tons of rubbing and the car will look like it needs to have wide body fenders or extended arches

So to prevent that look you will need to run a super stretched tire.

Im not sure your going to find that answer on this forum, basically you will need to search on google, "whats the smallest tire I can stretch on a 10inch rim"


Heres a profile that looks like he tucked similar wheels

chrysler kid said:

Heres a profile that looks like he tucked similar wheels

https://www.dsmtuners.com/dsm-profiles/monarch-gstx-awd-swap.8697/

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Looks like he has some sort of over fenders in the rear and widened fenders in the front which allow him to tuck them.

For reference these are my 17x9 +35 with 245/40 DWS06. They’d tuck a hair more without the tiny 3mm and 5mm spacers but I like the look. I will need to roll and pull my fenders a bit due to my ride height.

If you’re not super low you might get away with just a roll because of the stretch. I imagine those wheels are not only wide but low offset as well so they’re going to stick out a bit more than my example.

It’s usually better to do your research before buying. Hopefully you can make them work as they do look nice. My wheels are concave also and I love the look.

Also, not sure if you noticed but on those websites it will show what tire size they run as well as what fender work they’ve done and if they rub or not.