are 18's too big for a maxima ? I have a chance to get some mazda 6 wheels , for 25 dollars a piece '

are 18's too big for comfort? I want a comfy ride , I am sticking with stock ride height for now. I was going to use 235/50/18's but not sure if thats too big for a 7 inch rim....

18's are fine, they will not rub.
If you are going 235 rubber you need a 45 sidewall to stay close to the original wheel radius.

I never thought I would see "235" and "too wide" in the same sentence...

sweet

i never thought about 235s and a 7" wide wheel...

i mean unless we are talking about a b1tch that is like 4" tall and wieghs 235lbs......that may qualify is too wide.....

1000x better than 185s on a 10" wide wheel...

ewber skretched on a veedub!!!

235x50R18 would have too large of an overall diameter. When I did the calculations for my 17" wheels, I found 225x45 and 235x45 would maintain the closest diameter to stock.

You and your logic :matt93se:

Never too big. you can even go with a 245 width depending on the width of your rim. As far as rubbing that's going to depend on your drop.

Get back to your Islam thread. This one is about 7" rims.

Hey I've had all kinds of different rims on the max I would know

yea.....umm people have fit 275 on a 4th gens with our issue......

Yea but it sounds like he's not trying to go wide to me.

+1

I tried it already. It doesnt hold air...

And back to the original topic. I wouldnt put these wheels on any nissan, the offset is probably up in the high 40s somewhere. It'll look like the wheels are hiding from the world.

If you really are set on getting these wheels, go with a 215/40 tire. Or maybe even a 205/40. Unless you wanna try to get the most wide track possible, which in that case, you shouldnt be looking at a 7" wide wheel in the first place.

i lol'd a wutermelon...a whole one

see sig 18s

wow my head hurts after reading all the "information" in this thread.

18's are argueably the perfect size for 4th gen. 235's are the prefect width for an 18" wheel for a 4th gen as it maintains nearly the same overall diameter. But, 235's are slightly too big for 7" width. proper size is not 235/50/18, its 235/40/18

You guys cant even read the first post of the thread?

My rims are 19"/10" wrapped in 305/35/19 but that doesnt mean anything in this thread

18's are perfect for 4th gens. I have 18x7.5's with 225/40's. If I had a choice I'd go with 235's which would be closer to stock diameter but these tires came with the rims.

referring to a 19" wheel in a 18" wheel thread helps...ahh i see now *smh*

with a 18" x 7" wheel i'd say run a 225/40 as i believe thats the exact size for a 7" wide wheel...you can run a 235/40 with no problems if you want, but i personally wouldnt

yeah its def fine i got 245/45/R18 and there perfect