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Ive got a bit of an odd setup. Im running the 5 spoke rwd spec steelies instead of the awd standard many circles steelies. I noticed this results in a different offset from hub than the latter. My question is what are the meatiest widest tires I could run with those 5 spokes PLUS on the awd charger model. I was hoping someone might happen to know this odd setup.
Currently running the stock eagle rsa pursuit 225 60 r18 and they are god awful.

 

[Slidd]

The only other Pursuit option was the 245/55R18. The wheel is only 7.5 inches wide so don't see how you could really go any wider.


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[CE9311]

The only other Pursuit option was the 245/55R18. The wheel is only 7.5 inches wide so don't see how you could really go any wider.


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Ditto. This tire size was an optional tire size later on from FCA.

 

[ONEZ ST]

The only other Pursuit option was the 245/55R18. The wheel is only 7.5 inches wide so don't see how you could really go any wider.

Oh my! Seriously only 7.5 wide? That is skinny jean territory when it comes to tire size options for sure.

 

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Oh my! Seriously only 7.5 wide? That is skinny jean territory when it comes to tire size options for sure.

I have one of the narrower looking awd circles wheel with a 245 on it happily, it isnt really pouring over the edge, I think with those 5 spokes it would work even better.

 

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Update: 245 on the circles style awd steelie fits fine, no rubbing/scrubbing at full lock etc, and those wheels have a 24mm offset, and the 5 spoke rwd steelies have a 31mm offset, so it can certainly fit a 245. And reminder this is on the awd charger.

 

[CE9311]

As I said, FCA offered the 245 series tires as a factory option at one point