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Old 04-23-2013, 09:16 AM
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Drag Radial Fitment

What size drag radial can you fit on the stock rear W211 wheels on my 2004 E55 without rubbing?
I am lowered too... not sure what lowering module tho...

P245/40R18 26X9.50R18
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P265/40R18 27X10.50R18

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I went with nitto nt 01 275-35s they look sweet and not monster truck status like the et streets look. they are very grippy and the car has almost no spin flooring it off idle. I've only had them 2 weeks so they aren't even worn in yet, havnt heated them up... I'm impressed so far. and drove in the rain a few times no scares on highway 75mph cruising speed. there cheap and they are nondirectional, big plus for an open diff. car.
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I had the 265/40/18 MTs. They kill your trap speed though because they are so tall. Get the BFG 275/35/18.
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those tires will fit with a lowered E55???
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Originally Posted by 39NAS-T
those tires will fit with a lowered E55???
Ya either the 265/40 or 275/35 will fit even if lowered.
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I have 10mm spacers in back lowered and still fit fine
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Currently running 265/40/18 Mickey Thompson drag radials on my car using Sport (2) settings with no rub what so ever. Previously had brand new pilot super sports which just spun all of 1st and half of 2nd on full tilt.

With the DRs being cold, you get minimal spin in 1st and none in second. Once warmed up they just hook. I'm actually daily driving with these and except for them being a little bit loud and bouncy they seem just fine at 30psi.
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Drag Radials are the wy to go for sure
I am trying to get a second set of rears then I am running the drags on them.

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