01 2.7t

I was looking to go to a slightly larger tire on my 04 Allroad 2.7t and was wondering what size tires people were running on their Allroads with out rubbing.

I have the factory 5 spoke 17" rims

Any insight would be greatly appreciated,
thanks in advance

finiki

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allroad.357

they fit. I have them and there great but to do over I may have gone with the 245/50/17. great tires but a little sloppy in the corners.

01 2.7t

thanks.....just the kind of feedback I was looking for.
Thanks again

GervTini

I got them too on my '03 AR w/the stock twin spokes rims.
Using Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season Plus 235/55R17
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes

GTA_Driver

Running 235/55-R17 winter tires (General Altimax Arctic) on my allroad on stock 17" rims, singles.

Speedo is a touch off, but no big deal to me.

PaperToast

im another who runs that size, no issues
actually like it a bit better than stock size, slightly wider and taller fills out the wheel well better, beefier look

GervTini

this might be an old question…
does anybody know the right size(mm) spacers to use for the front & rear just to bring out tires to the fender edge?
do I need longer bolts?
BTW, like I mentioned above post…I have the stock twin spokes with 235/55R17 Pirelli tires

many THX in advance…cheers🍸🍸🍸

GTA_Driver

I run 10 mm spacers and find them to be a perfect balance of sticking the tires out enough without spraying too much dirt on the sides.

If you look at the fender flare, it is curved for top to bottom.

The question is, where do you want the tire to be flush with the fender? At the top of the fender? Half-way? If the wheel is flush with the top of the fender, it sticks out too much the rest of the way down the fender. It will kick up a ton of dirt onto the side of the vehicle, covering doors and even windows. To a small extent that problem already exists with the 10 mm spacers.

You could invest in mud flaps.