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[ShocknAwe]

Wheels are 1er spec Alufelgen SF71s, which I believe are 8 in et 45 in front and 9 in et 48 in rear. I have 235-35-19 and 265-30-19 tires on now with absolutely zero rubbing.

Thinking about doing one width up and going for 245-35-19 on the front and 275-30-19 on the rear this time. Anyone have thoughts opinions or suggestions? Any and all experience welcome.

For what its worth: stock height. No plans to lower the car. Running about 1 degree negative camber in front and 2 in the rear from what I remember on my last alignment.

[Stohlen]

You'll rub pretty significantly. You gotta get a bigger offset in the rear to squeeze bigger tires under there.

[ShocknAwe]

Thanks for confirming that for me. Guessing the only way to do it safely would be with a high offset set of 18" wheels, or a widebody kit. Damn.

Thanks man!