I have many questions regarding 22" wheels and I hope you guys will be able to take some time and help me out.
I have searched for days trying to find the correct answer for 22 inch wheels.
These questions are primarily for those who have 22" wheels WITH air suspension AND lowered with either links or the UP lowering kit. Not sure if the wheel base has changed in recent years, but if it has, these questions are for late 2017-2018 model s.
My car will be only driven as a daily driver (commuter) and never on track or doing races of any kind.
1. What size/brand tires are you using?
2. Are you rubbing? If so, where?
3. When purchasing the wheels new, I have the option to choose whatever size I want. Looks like most did 9 front and 10.5 in rear. Would doing 8.5 and 10 rear eliminate the rubbing?
4. If you had the option to go 21", would you have or is the rubbing not so bad where having 22" wheels outweighs the bad?
I'm trying to go as aggressive and low as I can without rubbing. I'm just not sure if that goal is achievable. I talked with someone at unplugged performance and he stated that the cars they have done in 22" all have rubbed. Just trying to find out if someone found out a solution since then.
Thanks for your time and hopefully this thread will help others in the future.
I have searched for days trying to find the correct answer for 22 inch wheels.
These questions are primarily for those who have 22" wheels WITH air suspension AND lowered with either links or the UP lowering kit. Not sure if the wheel base has changed in recent years, but if it has, these questions are for late 2017-2018 model s.
My car will be only driven as a daily driver (commuter) and never on track or doing races of any kind.
1. What size/brand tires are you using?
2. Are you rubbing? If so, where?
3. When purchasing the wheels new, I have the option to choose whatever size I want. Looks like most did 9 front and 10.5 in rear. Would doing 8.5 and 10 rear eliminate the rubbing?
4. If you had the option to go 21", would you have or is the rubbing not so bad where having 22" wheels outweighs the bad?
I'm trying to go as aggressive and low as I can without rubbing. I'm just not sure if that goal is achievable. I talked with someone at unplugged performance and he stated that the cars they have done in 22" all have rubbed. Just trying to find out if someone found out a solution since then.
Thanks for your time and hopefully this thread will help others in the future.