mbcoolguy

hi guys its me again. its been a long wait but finally got it right. the problem was kleemann forgot to ship the spacers that is suppose to come with the wheels. so i had to return the h&r spacers and wait again. can you guys help again please? my stock tire pressure is 28front 33rear 225-45-17. since ive moved up to 245-40-18. how much air pressure do i need? thanks again.

mbcoolguy

1 more thing. i think im gonna need rear spacers now. the front is flush with the fenders and the rear is not. they only gave me front spacers. should i get 10mm or 5mm? et55. thanks again.

mbcoolguy

can some one with 18s please share your tire pressure with me?

dudeitsmattx

Tire pressure is marked on the tires.

daniel.edwards1

35 Front, 38 Rear.

jimmythegreek

10mm in rear w that high an offset, you want more width in back. what brand tires do you have? it says on each tire the recommended max pressure, go 5 under that cold. my falkens say 50psi max I run 44/45 cold, alot of tires are 45 or 40 pounds, depends on brand

mbcoolguy, what did you end up getting that you need spacers up front? can you give me the offset and rim size both front and back or post a link?

MBFLO

my front tires are 245/40 18 i run them at 33-35 lbs
what your stock offset on the rear match that with what u have now and fill in the differnce .

RLE

That's the max pressure and not the running pressure.

RLE

33/38 for the OE 18" tire sizes. Since you have the rear tire size on the front wheels also, it's up to you.

mbcoolguy

Hi guys and thanks for the relies. I ended up with the ts7. Kleemann makes only two offset so when tell them what car you have they send you the specific spacers for your car. I wish it would've came with the back too. I'm with you Jimmy on 10mm. I have them mounted on continental dsw. Man these tires are really tall! Tire pressure is at 32fr 37rr

envyxc350

Why not take it to a shop and have them put in air for free? Shop in my town does it all the time.

EV2AAR

When you purchase new rims can you swap out the TPMS's to the new rims ?

mbcoolguy

Yes you can but the rims has to be able to accept the sensor. So be sure to ask if the new wheel will be able to take the sensor.