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Tire Talk - MX wheels + 295 rear?

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Hi All,
Quick one,
Have option for some new tires real cheap.

Brand New Winter Tires Bridgestone Blizzaks
Front - 245/35/R20
Rear - 295/35/R20

Hoping to go on MX slipstreams, however, would the rear fit? I know 295 is large for a 9.5 wheel.
However, hoping it wouldnt rub?

What's the biggest size you can run, I know the stock tires are 275 (though that is a model X) - but I run 265/35/21 so I did a comparison below
Look forward to your thoughts.

20" Model X Slipstream Wheels on Model S
Also found this thread too.

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I’ll admit I don’t know this for sure but 295 or 305 in the rear should work fine. I’m basing this off my experience with the Model S and 3. For example, the model 3 OEM tires are 235 and the widest tire you can put on with no modifications is 265. That’s 30mm. Model X is 275 in the rear. You should be able to get a 295 on all four corners.
 
I’ll admit I don’t know this for sure but 295 or 305 in the rear should work fine. I’m basing this off my experience with the Model S and 3. For example, the model 3 OEM tires are 235 and the widest tire you can put on with no modifications is 265. That’s 30mm. Model X is 275 in the rear. You should be able to get a 295 on all four corners.
I know for a fact that even with 255 (let alone 295) in the front the tires will rub on full turn in reverse.

You've had 295 on your S and there is no rubbing in the front or back?
 
Quick snapshot of my winter set up

20x10 et20 255/35/20
20x11 et28 295/30/20.

Steam rollers in the rears

No rubbing:)


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Absolutely fantastic!!

On the standard 20 inch MX wheels with the specs noted below, what is the widest width tires you recommend that will not cause any issues whatsoever? TIA!

Center Bore: 64.1mm
Front wheels: 20 x 9.0 +35 mm offset.
Rear wheels: 20 x 10.0 +40mm offset.
 
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