Rapid Red GT with MRR GF6 20x9 +38 and 20x10.5 +45

[fallguy]

Got these installed this week. Pretty happy with them, sit out fairly far. I am sure they cut down on mileage but I don't care, don't drive that far very often.

 

[Dear1nc]

Got these installed this week. Pretty happy with them, sit out fairly far. I am sure they cut down on mileage but I don't care, don't drive that far very often.

Curious what made you get those tire sizes? Makes no sense! Tires are different diameters by too much IMO. Also wheels stick out way too far!

 

[fallguy]

I like the look, and don't drive it long distance much. Don't care about range very much. Copied the look from mtxpert, with a half inch more spacing.

Also be selling my old stock GT rims soon. 1,100 miles on them.

 

[DarrenMRRWheels]

Looks great !!!!! Thank you for posting the photos and being patient. It is appreciated. Enjoy
Darren

 

[fallguy]

You're welcome, didn't do a proper photo op but wanted to show them.

MRR had great customer service. Very fast response time and quality product.

 

[Panzer948]

Got these installed this week. Pretty happy with them, sit out fairly far. I am sure they cut down on mileage but I don't care, don't drive that far very often.

I know this is an old post but I think it looks great. I am a fan of the wider tire look so glad to see it is possibly on the MachE! Did the same on my Bronco and M4. Curious if you still like it and how its impacted your daily driving!

 

[fallguy]

I know this is an old post but I think it looks great. I am a fan of the wider tire look so glad to see it is possibly on the MachE! Did the same on my Bronco and M4. Curious if you still like it and how its impacted your daily driving!

Thanks! Actually traded it in on a 2 door Bronco a few months ago. But I didn't notice any difference, other than losing about 20 miles of range. I put mud flaps on too.

I plan on getting an offset on the Bronco too.

 

[Scooby24]

Thanks! Actually traded it in on a 2 door Bronco a few months ago. But I didn't notice any difference, other than losing about 20 miles of range. I put mud flaps on too.

I plan on getting an offset on the Bronco too.

So even with that big of a difference in size front to rear you never had issues with traction control, ABS, or just a regular service vehicle light?

Would be good to know that's not a limiting factor if not an issue.

 

[Panzer948]

Thanks! Actually traded it in on a 2 door Bronco a few months ago. But I didn't notice any difference, other than losing about 20 miles of range. I put mud flaps on too.

I plan on getting an offset on the Bronco too.

Wow, so you got a Bronco too. Great minds think alike BTW, I am keeping the Bronco when I get this. The Mach E is replacing two older cars: a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee and an early model 2011 Chevy Volt. So a two for one kind of thing...

This is how the wheel offsets look on the Bronco (taken on Outer Banks near Corolla, NC).

 

[markboris]

So even with that big of a difference in size front to rear you never had issues with traction control, ABS, or just a regular service vehicle light?

Would be good to know that's not a limiting factor if not an issue.

The OP had 255/45/20 front and 295/40/20 rear which is only a 1% difference in diameter, basically nothing. I've seen Audi, Porsche, BMW and other AWD cars run up to 3% difference in staggered setups. Usually it's considered safe to run up to 2% without issues. I ran a 2% difference when I was testing out wide tires for the rear but kept the OEM size up front (245/45/20 F, 295/40/20 R) and no issues. When I finally decided to keep the 295's for the rear, I went with 265's for the front and that only has a .3% difference.

 

[Scooby24]

The OP had 255/45/20 front and 295/40/20 rear which is only a 1% difference in diameter, basically nothing. I've seen Audi, Porsche, BMW and other AWD cars run up to 3% difference in staggered setups. Usually it's considered safe to run up to 2% without issues. I ran a 2% difference when I was testing out wide tires for the rear but kept the OEM size up front (245/45/20 F, 295/40/20 R) and no issues. When I finally decided to keep the 295's for the rear, I went with 265's for the front and that only has a .3% difference.

I need my eyes checked I swear I saw 255/40r20 up front.

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