Subject	best thing to do is go to willtheyfit.com
Posted by	PiotrC70 on April 03, 2016 at 7:58 PM
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In Reply To	Wheel assistance posted by Kvert on April 01, 2016 at 10:55 PM
Message	and put in the OE tire specs (found on the VIN sticker and or sticker under the center console lid) and then put in the new wheels and tire specs to get them as close to factory in terms of speedometer offset as possible. I can tell you that the most common size for 18x8.5/9 fronts and 18x9/9.5 rears is 245/40 and 275/35 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Wheel assistance - Kvert 22:55:27 04/01/16 Re: Wheel assistance - Kvert 12:06:58 04/02/16 stretchy (n/m) - LJZTT 22:02:13 04/02/16 Yeah running a 255 on a 10.5 is very stretchy. (n/m) - BlackholeZ 15:28:56 04/03/16 agreed. 285 on my 10.5 is stretched a little beyond my likin (n/m) - PiotrC70 19:55:03 04/03/16 You should probably focus on getting wheels that fit your - RAGTPZ 19:36:35 04/03/16 Re: You should probably focus on getting wheels that fit your - Kvert 19:48:49 04/03/16 If you measured it yourself, you need to measure from... - Ted (92TT) 21:00:26 04/03/16 Re: If you measured it yourself, you need to measure from... - Kvert 23:39:16 04/03/16 They should have the dimension marked somewhere. (n/m) - BlackholeZ 00:16:44 04/04/16 best thing to do is go to willtheyfit.com - PiotrC70 19:58:22 04/03/16 Some tires run wider than others - L£AÐZX 22:34:28 04/04/16
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