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Swapping rims and tires
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munron answered 8 months ago
There's lots of room under there so the larger tires and wheels shouldn't be a problem. Not sure what you've got in mind for rims, but you will want to test fit them both back AND front to make sure they clear the brake calipers. Minor interference can be corrected with wheel spacers, but don't get too carried away with that. If in doubt a good tire shop can help you so your car remains safe to drive.
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