Actually I don't know. I need a better photo than that. More of a side shot.
Looks mean and agressive but now a days AI photoshop does wondersAny idea what size rims and tires are on this set up. Bonus points for the Rim Name and/or link.
Any idea what size rims and tires are on this set up. Bonus points for the Rim Name and/or link.
My guess !
https://www.signaturewheel.com/wheels-page/sv101
It's not a wheel made by Signature Wheels. They don't have a wheel that has a squared off center section where the lug nuts are. With the huge amount of wheels out there, it would take someone to know an awful lot about all the designs to figure this out. Too bad we don't have a bit more of a side view.
Love the beefiness! Have you lowered it as well?It's not a wheel made by Signature Wheels. They don't have a wheel that has a squared off center section where the lug nuts are. With the huge amount of wheels out there, it would take someone to know an awful lot about all the designs to figure this out. Too bad we don't have a bit more of a side view.
They are definitely staggered as the rear has a medium concave while the front has a slight concave. In that case, a logical choice might be 265/40/20 front, 295/35/20 rear. I picked one of the photos of my car when I had that setup on it, cropped it to be similar to the photo in question. Also took the photo in question and straightened it out so it's level to better compare the two cars. I was able to configure both of my staggered wheels with a medium concave. I like the concave to look the same on front and rear wheels.
I found the side shots in some other post. Looks awesome.
Hey Bruce, yes my car is lowered with the Eibach GT lowering springs. It dropped about one inch which would be around 1.5" on a Premium with extended battery.
would dearly love to lower mine but my driveway angle to the street, no way the nose would clear going up or backing down.Hey Bruce, yes my car is lowered with the Eibach GT lowering springs. It dropped about one inch which would be around 1.5" on a Premium with extended battery.
Not sure if you saw this thread on the 4 different staggered setups I've had with photos and opinions: https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/my-staggered-wheel-tire-setups-info-specs-opinions.28097/ and then my 5th setup I had for three months this year and just sold to another member: https://www.macheforum.com/site/thr...-info-specs-opinions.28097/page-2#post-816561
Right now I am running a square setup on my car (first time in 3 1/2 years). Went with 21's this time for a slightly shorter sidewall (same OEM 28.7" diameter). Tires Michelin Pilot Sport S 5 275/35/21. Wheels are Signature SV701 gloss black with polished face 21"x9.5" ET40. I did this because I wanted to test out these Michelin's and there are only a few sizes available. I am very happy with the 21's with the look of the sidewall and feel of the steering. The tires have acoustic foam and are very quiet and ride really smooth. They are not EV specific tires and their rolling resistance is on the higher side. I've heard really good things about the Hankook EV performance summer tires (iON EVO) and I may try them out next.
You might be correct. That is the closest one I have seen so far.
Mark, are you running the Konis as well or just the Eibachs? I've thought of doing the Eibachs but only if the ride and handling improves. Also, I'm interested to see how the foam times do, it there a big difference in ride and noise?Hey Bruce, yes my car is lowered with the Eibach GT lowering springs. It dropped about one inch which would be around 1.5" on a Premium with extended battery.
Not sure if you saw this thread on the 4 different staggered setups I've had with photos and opinions: https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/my-staggered-wheel-tire-setups-info-specs-opinions.28097/ and then my 5th setup I had for three months this year and just sold to another member: https://www.macheforum.com/site/thr...-info-specs-opinions.28097/page-2#post-816561
Right now I am running a square setup on my car (first time in 3 1/2 years). Went with 21's this time for a slightly shorter sidewall (same OEM 28.7" diameter). Tires Michelin Pilot Sport S 5 275/35/21. Wheels are Signature SV701 gloss black with polished face 21"x9.5" ET40. I did this because I wanted to test out these Michelin's and there are only a few sizes available. I am very happy with the 21's with the look of the sidewall and feel of the steering. The tires have acoustic foam and are very quiet and ride really smooth. They are not EV specific tires and their rolling resistance is on the higher side. I've heard really good things about the Hankook EV performance summer tires (iON EVO) and I may try them out next.
