Would this wheel size and tire fitment work with stock suspension and not have issues
Veloster n owners discuss wheel and tire options, sharing.
All of our wheels are engineered to ensure oem brake clearance, allowing for seamless installation without compromising braking performance
However, it’s important to note most aftermarket big brake kits will.
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From the calculations i found, they should fit no problem with just a smidge of positive scrub radius, like +7 or 9 or something, can't specifically remember
I'll post here once it's done so you're able to confirm.
If it's too large, hub centric rings can be used
If too small, the wheel won't fit
Make sure the diameter and width of the rim allow for proper tire size and sufficient clearance in.
225 and 215 are stock
I run 235 on stock rims and stock suspension and no rub
If you have rub it may be the aftermarket rims or your suspension.
When installing wheels where we're not sure they are going to hit, we use spacers (or some big washers, as shown here) to work our way down to the wheel sitting against the brake rotor hat.
Almost all 18's will fit, and a couple of 17's will fit, but are super close
Reason to go to 18's is because it allows for cushion in the tire with higher side walls, and there are more and cheaper options with 18's vs.
This kit is suitable for the hyundai i30n, veloster n, as long as they are fitted with 18 inch or larger wheels, it is suitable for the kona n and elantra n with 19 wheels.
Any issues with brake clearance or rubbing
Can you get any more close up images of the caliper to spoke and inner rim clearance
Happy to see there are some 17s that.