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Old 08-30-2014, 10:26 AM
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You have a pretty short 225/60 tire on the front which is where the big difference is coming from.

2 ways to do it, install 255/60's on the rear and keep the 225/60's in the front, or install 225/70's on the front and keep the 275/60's in the rear. Either way is roughly half inch difference that is hardly noticable with the naked eye. If you want them perfect in regard to height front and back. 255/60s on the rear and 225/70's on the front would work.


Personally I prefer the tire to take up wheel well space, so I prefer the 28" tire in the rear, and I always run a 225/70 or a 205/75 (both 27.1" tall) in the front to keep the front tire height close to the rear. A slight rake doesn't bother me but that difference isn't all that noticable and my cars sit pretty level with this setup. Have several here with that exact setup if pics would help.

It's all personal preference.