Will 315/30/18 fit on 18 by 9.5s?

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Will 315/30/18 fit on 18 by 9.5s?

Whats the best tire for mostly street driving and street racing wont be at the track but maybe 2 or 3 times a year?
 

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Yes. 315's on 9.5's are the biggest you can fit, but will work. Wouldn't recommend it tho.
 

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They will fit, but again I would not recomend it. I would got 285 or 295, you will get better miles/wear out of your tires.
 

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You can do it but it is not recommended. Your tires will wear faster, they are harder to maintain and it is dangerous.
 

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BFG KDW tires. 295/35R18 out back and 255/40R18 up front.
 

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I paid about $630 installed I think? I work for Ford and there was a special buy 3 get one free. Didn't matter how much the tire was. And 15% off list on the other tires. 3 tires I got below cost, one for free. Sometimes it's good working for the man. haha

Different profiles to keep the overall height the same. Since the rear is wider, if I went with a 40 series out back, it would be taller than the front.

295mm, 35% aspect ratio (height) blah blah boring tire crap.
 

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The goal of a staggered setup (unless you like the rake) is to have both your front and rear tire's overall diameter = the same.
Here is how a tires measurement determines its size:
example:
295= width
35= 35% of width = side wall height
18= wheel diameter.

Here is a tire calculator for reference: Tire Calculator
 

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whats the big fing deal, the diff bewtween and 35 and 40 sidewall is prolly like 1/16 to an 1/8......not noticable
 

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