Need tire recs for Volk Te37v
#1
I've been looking all over the place for a good size tire to fit these wheels. I have an 04 sti with 5x100 lug pattern, plan on getting the 5x114.3 hubs
Volk TE37v 17x9, -10mm offset, 80mm rim depth, rim type L, 5x114.3
I don't like the stretched look.
Im planning on Karlton flares but not the "slammed" or " hella flush" look either. I live in ND where the roads aren't always that great.
Also planning on fully adjustable coilovers, and other suspension mods.
So I was looking at 245/40R17 or 245/45R17
Here's a size chart for the wheels.
Volk TE37v 17x9, -10mm offset, 80mm rim depth, rim type L, 5x114.3
I don't like the stretched look.
Im planning on Karlton flares but not the "slammed" or " hella flush" look either. I live in ND where the roads aren't always that great.
Also planning on fully adjustable coilovers, and other suspension mods.
So I was looking at 245/40R17 or 245/45R17
Here's a size chart for the wheels.
#2
if you are going to be running the flares, you will need a lot wider wheels than that. I would be looking at 18x10.5s or 10s at the least. and thats not even a flush look.
#4
just to give you an idea, from karlton himself: NASIOC - View Single Post - Karlton Fender Flare Thread
#5
Dang! So basically you have to have 18's just to make them look right. I guess if I want the flares I gotta ditch the wheels, and if I want the wheels it won't work with the flares.
The biggest they make that wheel is 17x9.5
My other wheel option was the work s1
The biggest they make that wheel is 17x9.5
My other wheel option was the work s1
#6
for your car you should be looking at offsets from +35 to +45 maybe even +30 if you want it be flush. based on what you have said i would look at 17x9 volks
such as this(17x9+43):
such as this(17x9+43):
#7
That looks nice. I'm kinda new to the offset ratings. I really really like the deep dish set up. Ive seen plenty of sti's with deep dish wheels. What would I need to do if I just scrapped the flares and went with a set up with a 17"x9 deep rim depth such as the volk te37v's with the 80mm rim depth?
#11
I've decided to use CCW LM5's
17x9.5, +25, 2.5" RD 265/40ZR17
Light fender roll, and a camber adjustment up to -2 degrees.
This set up is to compliment a DD for slightly rough roads, and monthly track use. Also the tire size is to make the 17's not look to small, and fit right.
The guy at ccw (wray) also mentioned using staggered sizes. Interesting.
17x9.5, +25, 2.5" RD 265/40ZR17
Light fender roll, and a camber adjustment up to -2 degrees.
This set up is to compliment a DD for slightly rough roads, and monthly track use. Also the tire size is to make the 17's not look to small, and fit right.
The guy at ccw (wray) also mentioned using staggered sizes. Interesting.
#13
I've decided to use CCW LM5's
17x9.5, +25, 2.5" RD 265/40ZR17
Light fender roll, and a camber adjustment up to -2 degrees.
This set up is to compliment a DD for slightly rough roads, and monthly track use. Also the tire size is to make the 17's not look to small, and fit right.
The guy at ccw (wray) also mentioned using staggered sizes. Interesting.
17x9.5, +25, 2.5" RD 265/40ZR17
Light fender roll, and a camber adjustment up to -2 degrees.
This set up is to compliment a DD for slightly rough roads, and monthly track use. Also the tire size is to make the 17's not look to small, and fit right.
The guy at ccw (wray) also mentioned using staggered sizes. Interesting.
#15
i would do some more research man. +25 does not just require "mild fender work" you will have to roll and pull like crazy to fit the 265s
Here:
Will a 17x9.5 +35 fit my 2005 sti?? - NASIOC
Want to be Aggressive? Are you willing to do what it takes? | t3h_Clap's Wheel33tist Blog
Aggressive STI fitment version 9.5″ | t3h_Clap's Wheel33tist Blog
Here:
Will a 17x9.5 +35 fit my 2005 sti?? - NASIOC
Want to be Aggressive? Are you willing to do what it takes? | t3h_Clap's Wheel33tist Blog
Aggressive STI fitment version 9.5″ | t3h_Clap's Wheel33tist Blog