Originally Posted by RobC

I'm running 265/35 on a 20x9 ET25 rim, which pushes the wheel 26mm outwards compared to stock. In roughly 13K miles I've rubbed twice and it was in the same turn on a big bump on the outside front wheel while the suspension was loaded. If your offset is less aggressive then you should have zero issues with rubbing.

For reference, this is with a Michelin Pilot Super Sport.

Originally Posted by RobC

I'm running 265/35 on a 20x9 ET25 rim, which pushes the wheel 26mm outwards compared to stock. In roughly 13K miles I've rubbed twice and it was in the same turn on a big bump on the outside front wheel while the suspension was loaded. If your offset is less aggressive then you should have zero issues with rubbing.

For reference, this is with a Michelin Pilot Super Sport.

Originally Posted by gatorguy7

So it rubs on the outside? In other words, you would want to take off spacers before going with a 265?

Originally Posted by Delurker

Plenty of room in there for 265's.

Originally Posted by Vijay

As the title says. Any issues with fender rubbing, etc. Looks like there should be enough room.