yea hes still selling them. hes just waiting on on his new custom rims. which rims do u think will fit better the 18+8.5 35 or 18+8.5 25???

 

both will be pretty sunk in. I suppose you're doing this because you don't want to buy new tires. The +25 will look "more" flush, but thats not to say it is.

 

yea im doing this cuz i dont have enougn to buy new tires. im getting married this year so gotta be on a budget at least until after the wedding. do u think if i do the 25 i will still need the fender roll or change the Camber? i really dont know much about wheel sizes or what fits so please bare with me lol. i just dont want to do any fender rolls or anything i just want them to fit and look good wihtout having to do adjustments

 

The 18x8.5 +25 would not be sunk in. An 18x9.5 +35 is flush. I did the math with the rim offset calculator.. The 18x8.5 +25 would only be 3mm less poke than 18x9.5 +35. So you can go with either choice. 18x8.5+35 would be a safer fit mechanically. The +25 would look better but limit your tire choices later on, unless you roll the front fenders.

 

the 18+8.5 +25 on the front sits pretty flush on my car only if you slam it to my hieght, but im pretty sure stock or low it would remain the same except for the rear which will camber if lowered.