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Why do you want a wheel that wide? Most owners don't go more than 9.5". In addition, tires that wide are not gonna perform well in Wyoming snow y'know.
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I've used 275 width tires on 10-inch wide wheels on my other car but I think 11 will strech the tire sideways, unless you are looking for the stretched look.
I've also not gone with 19" as the tires alone are a lot more for a 19 than an 18" or 20".
I've also not gone with 19" as the tires alone are a lot more for a 19 than an 18" or 20".
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Once again, I hope you're just looking for summer, because you'll want a higher sidewall/narrow footprint tire for snow.
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Op just so you know you can only run a 9" wide up front since you have KW co's. The offset would also need to be at least et10 so the inner wheel clears the spring perch.
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