MRR GF6 20x9 and 20x10.5 staggered 255/45 and 295/40 tires

mtxpert · Jun 25, 2021

Got the car tinted, coated and clear bra then went and got the new MRR GF6 20x9 +38 and 20x10.5 +45 wheels installed with Toyo Proxes 3 255/45 and 295/40 tires. I'm very happy with the looks, handing and ride improvements. Next is 1.5" drop and a couple of JL thin mount 13's in the rear.

Ford Mustang Mach-E MRR GF6 20x9 and 20x10.5 staggered 255/45 and 295/40 tires IMG_20210625_144958_030

Ford Mustang Mach-E MRR GF6 20x9 and 20x10.5 staggered 255/45 and 295/40 tires IMG_20210625_144957_988

Ford Mustang Mach-E MRR GF6 20x9 and 20x10.5 staggered 255/45 and 295/40 tires IMG_20210625_144957_723

Ford Mustang Mach-E MRR GF6 20x9 and 20x10.5 staggered 255/45 and 295/40 tires IMG_20210625_144957_819

Ford Mustang Mach-E MRR GF6 20x9 and 20x10.5 staggered 255/45 and 295/40 tires 20210625_141754

DarrenMRRWheels · Jun 25, 2021

Thank you !!!! It came out great and those concave 10.5's really stand out.
Enjoy.
Darren

exact33 · Jun 25, 2021

Very cool ?. Looks awesome!

JoeDimwit · Jun 25, 2021

Keep us posted on how much the wheels and tires affect your range.

dbsb3233 · Jun 25, 2021

You lost me a bit on some of that jargon, but that's ok. I'm interested in the ride improvements. Smoother on bumps than the stock tires?

mtxpert · Jun 25, 2021

dbsb3233 said:
You lost me a bit on some of that jargon, but that's ok. I'm interested in the ride improvements. Smoother on bumps than the stock tires?

Absolutely and handles better too but will probably rob about 20% of my range. Luckily it's just a DD for the wife for 20 miles each way to work and then out to dinner here and there.

Murse-In-Airy · Jun 25, 2021

mtxpert said:
will probably rob about 20% of my range.

Have you done this before and are basing that on past performance? Or are you super good at this math / physics stuff? I’d be really interested to see how this bears out. 20% is a pretty steep hit. Please do keep us posted.

dbsb3233 · Jun 25, 2021

Murse-In-Airy said:
Have you done this before and are basing that on past performance? Or are you super good at this math / physics stuff? I’d be really interested to see how this bears out. 20% is a pretty steep hit. Please do keep us posted.

I'll be interested in the MPK (mi/kWh) difference too, especially at 70-80 MPH.

Love that last pic too, comparing the new tires to the old.

Mach-Tony · Jun 25, 2021

When I switched to my 20"x8.5" with 245/45R20 tires, I lost less than 10%. That's going 70-80 for about 60 miles a day. My rims are fairly light, though, so results will vary.

Al-E · Jun 25, 2021

I’m new to car stuff…this means you got the wider 295s in the back and the 255s in the front?

mtxpert · Jun 25, 2021

Yes sir

sockmeister · Jun 25, 2021

That looks great, OP. Closer to a traditional Mustang staggered "stance".

SJ_Okay · Jun 26, 2021

Nice. How much of a difference does it make in the 0-60? Have you measured?

bkboygenius · Jun 26, 2021

Al-E said:
I’m new to car stuff…this means you got the wider 295s in the back and the 255s in the front?

aka STAGGERED

phidauex · Jun 26, 2021

Are you going to drop with a specific spring, or just have a shop cut down the stock springs?

The staggered wheels look great - it is a bold look, but hey, its a bold car.

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