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Skywalker said:

037 Is this photo your 22x10 30et setup? I ordered my wheels and went 2mm more aggressive offset than Jackles at the same width. I asked the wheel manufacturer if needed could I mill the pad 1 or 2mm post fitting and he said yes.
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Yes, that’s me on a 295/285 setup on 22x10 et30.

I am currently also on a stock 22/23” setup running 275/295 and those fit as well.

Secretly there is a future update where I will attempt to be the first to run 275/315.
 
Skywalker said:

037 Is this photo your 22x10 30et setup? I ordered my wheels and went 2mm more aggressive offset than Jackles at the same width. I asked the wheel manufacturer if needed could I mill the pad 1 or 2mm post fitting and he said yes.
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I’m actually at +20MM offset now. Wheels are +15MM and I added a 5MM spacer once I confirmed 20MM wouldn’t rub.

Front: 22x10 ET24
Rear: 23x10.5 ET31

I did rub once but it was when I had to turn on a deep slope, but very minimal. I think anything more than 20MM may be pushing it.
 
Jackles said:
I’m actually at +20MM offset now. Wheels are +15MM and I added a 5MM spacer once I confirmed 20MM wouldn’t rub.

Front: 22x10 ET24
Rear: 23x10.5 ET31

I did rub once but it was when I had to turn on a deep slope, but very minimal. I think anything more than 20MM may be pushing it.
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Still on stock PZ5? Just want to be sure…
 
037 said:
Yes, that’s me on a 295/285 setup on 22x10 et30.

I am currently also on a stock 22/23” setup running 275/295 and those fit as well.

Secretly there is a future update where I will attempt to be the first to run 275/315.
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Oh wow; 315! You are definitely pushing the limit.
Curious to see the results.
 
Gravitas said:
Oh wow; 315! You are definitely pushing the limit.
Curious to see the results.
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Sent you a PM, want to hear all about your new wheel experience! Also, your setup is wide enough to take a 315 as well.
 
Jackles said:
Yup, I added 0.5” width all around to stretch the tire a little so it doesn’t look so bulgy.
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When those tires expire I recommend you join me on the Goodyear F1 Assymetric 6 train in a 275/295 size. I think you will find more grip and a significantly lower price.
 
Hi all, I am one of the very few European Gravity GT owners. Very happy with the car so far, currently riding on 22/23 standard wheels with summer tires. Am now looking at my winter wheel combo and am thinking to go double square: 275/45/R21 all round, on a 9" rim (OZ Ares or similar). Would this be possible (to avoid rubbing, etc)? What ET could you recommend (I hate an under-wheeled look)? Thanks for helping out, the car is so unknown here that finding proper specialized advice is difficult!
 
KafkaH said:
Hi all, I am one of the very few European Gravity GT owners. Very happy with the car so far, currently riding on 22/23 standard wheels with summer tires. Am now looking at my winter wheel combo and am thinking to go double square: 275/45/R21 all round, on a 9" rim (OZ Ares or similar). Would this be possible (to avoid rubbing, etc)? What ET could you recommend (I hate an under-wheeled look)? Thanks for helping out, the car is so unknown here that finding proper specialized advice is difficult!
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For a 9” wheel, you could go as aggressive a et 18 all around (max), if you want to make them go in a little et24 works well for my 9.5” with a 275. Good luck!
 
socktucker said:
I was just about to tag you for this thread!!
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I am Sneaky looking for a winter setup that’s probably going to end up 295/315 on Porsche spec Continental winter tire.

I really don’t miss the math involved to make sure they fit…winter tires have big shoulders, sigh
 
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