Replacing stock tires with 285s & 325s... who's done it? Stock wheels, or new offsets?

[No Usury]

Title says it all: Who has replaced the stock 275F/305R with 285F/325R?

If so, did you do it with the stock wheels - and if so, did you mill and/or space?

If you did new wheels, how much did you adjust offset, and in which direction?

 

[Chase]

I would like to know as well

 

[No Usury]

I would like to know as well

Yes - Go Team !!!

 

[No Usury]

Maybe on the Facebook groups?!?

 

[Carsforlife12]

Apex wheels
VS-5RS 19x10” ET20 5x120/67.1mm
VS-5RS 19x11.5” ET48 5x120/67.1mm

Running Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 ZP
285/35/19
325/30/19

Went with neutral alignment. Ran this setup for 3k miles early this year on a 2025 ct5v blackwing without any issues or rubbing. Great traction through light snow and cold temperatures. This setup functions as my winter setup and then I go back to stock setup for summer months.

 

[No Usury]

Very nice. The "no rubbing" part was what I wanted to hear.

How much different are the centerlines compared to the stock wheels, if at all?

Does Apex have these off the shelf, or did you spec them yourself?

 

[Carsforlife12]

They were off the shelf and hub centric which was important to me as I didn’t want to deal with additional rings or spacers. I’m not sure about the true centerline difference between the two setups.

 

[No Usury]

Thanks. If you happen to have/get any more pics from the side (showing how far they stick out or fill the tub) or rear (from down low), I'd really appreciate it. Thanks again.

 

[No Usury]

Nice that there are 13 combos in this configuration (at the time of this post):

Tire Rack: 285/35-19 Fronts + 325/30-19 Rears

For those who prefer stock 275 fronts with 325 rears there are 10 combos:

Tire Rack: 275/35-19 Fronts + 325/30-19 Rears