can i fit 22 inch rims on my 98 q45

[BLACKonBLACK98]

I's funny that people are speaking about how the performance of the car will go down adding larger wheels, but they turn around and say to "slam" it so it can look like a pigeon toed, Honda Civic!?! BlackonBlack98 said it best...it isn't feasible for you to be giving ideas at all.

just for the record my car is one of the lowest on the forum and is currently pigeon toed (not for long though).

my point was that it's hypocritical to say someone's idea/style is bad on basis of performance and then tell them to do something that fits your style and is equally bad in a different way.

[NightRiderQ45]

just for the record my car is one of the lowest on the forum and is currently pigeon toed (not for long though).

my point was that it's hypocritical to say someone's idea/style is bad on basis of performance and then tell them to do something that fits your style and is equally bad in a different way.

I knew that's what you were getting at.

[MR. Q]

so did he have to raise the car at all...and i was thinking about 245/35/22 in the front and 255/35/22 the back what you think will they rub will i have to raise it in the front a little

Dude has a profile on NICO. Call Les Schwab. I know there's many wheel & tire shops in cali so ask them if they've had any Q's in and put 22's on em!

[gammer_ghn]

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[q45ondubs]

thanks for that answer 255/30/22 ok im going to look into that and alot of people talking about performance and this and that which is cool but at the same time saying why would i put big rims on a luxery car than why would they car about performance when its all about luxery lol.and as far as performance this is my second car i also have a 1972 442 cutlass which has a big block so im not to woried about performance on this vehicle lol..just want it to look nice and sweet for the ladies lol..and myself ..but thanks for the answer

LMAO! The link was funny especially the music playing.

To answer the OP question, 255-30-22 will fit. No, you don't have to lift it to make it fit. YOU will have to search the size I listed to find the right tire that meets the load rating. It's your car, do to it how ever you please. It's funny that people are speaking about how the performance of the car will go down adding larger wheels, but they turn around and say to "slam" it so it can look like a pigeon toed, Honda Civic!?! BlackonBlack98 said it best...it isn't feasible for you to be giving ideas at all.

[q45ondubs]

thanks im gona look it up...

Dude has a profile on NICO. Call Les Schwab. I know there's many wheel & tire shops in cali so ask them if they've had any Q's in and put 22's on em!

[HansCC]

It hurts just reading about 22's on a q45 - Ouch

[maxnix]

It is why we had (have?) a V(ery) I(mpaired) P(erformance) forum.