Small correction in regards to Tire Profile that I didn’t realize when making the video. While tire profile is measured in millimeters, the number that represents the profile is NOT the measurement, but rather a percentage of tire width. So for example, on a 225/60R17, the “60” represents 60% of 225, or 135mm as the true measurement. Either way though, a bigger sidewall tire will still cause rubbing, no matter what.

Great video, sub from Norway 🙂

@TheCreateOutdoors

9 ай бұрын

Thank You! There will be more to come!

I got a set a wheels from a friend and they're 225/40R 18's all around for my 04' Subaru outback, turns out they just barely fit, it's like a half inc maybe even some odd centimeters difference in the hub size. I learned a lesson today sadly, the hard way - - Moral of the story test fit before you buy ladies and gentlemen

biggest tire for 17 " rim 2012 forester?anyone?

What type of lug nuts does the Sparco Terras use? Will OEM work?

@TheCreateOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

If you buy them from somewhere like Primitive Racing, you can buy the lug nuts with the wheels. Due to the holes being indented, I don't think the OEM lug nuts would work.

On that Wilderness, do you think a 225/65-17 would fit without rubbing, sans modifications, on the OEM wheel??

@TheCreateOutdoors

7 ай бұрын

Since I haven’t tried it I can’t say whether it will or not. That size will mean the tire will be larger in diameter. It’s not a significant size difference, but you could always turn your wheels at different angles and measure an extra mm out from the tread to find potential rubbing points.

@0HOON0

16 күн бұрын

Yes. 225/65R17 is fine. I run that on my non-W SK Forester. 235/65R17 usually rubs from what I hear.

You sound like owen wilson

@TheCreateOutdoors

8 ай бұрын

I’ll take it honestly

@tonyc.4392

2 ай бұрын

Nah, man. Leo Vader, if he went outside.

can i get your email