[mjk3888]

Buy a set of used SS wheels. Plenty in the classifieds section. Then go with 255/35R20 in front and 275/35R20 in rear. Speedometer error is very small! Still within a MPH @60. See links and pics below. I am going to this very setup with General G-MAX AS-05 tires for my daily driving setup. Solid reviews at a great price with 50,000 mile warranty on the fronts and 25,000 mile warrante on the rears.

OEM Front vs 255/35 Specs

OEM Rear vs 275/35 Specs

[snake3276120]

Thanks for the suggestions guys.
I'm in Canada,due to the snow/ice condition, I'll probably downsize my winters to 19' or 18' (probably also cheaper).

[JamesNoBrakes]

Originally Posted by mjk3888

Buy a set of used SS wheels. Plenty in the classifieds section. Then go with 255/35R20 in front and 275/35R20 in rear. Speedometer error is very small! Still within a MPH @60. See links and pics below. I am going to this very setup with General G-MAX AS-05 tires for my daily driving setup. Solid reviews at a great price with 50,000 mile warranty on the fronts and 25,000 mile warrante on the rears.

Looks like the same my calculations came up with for that setup. Front tires will be about 16mm sucked in on each side, rear will be about 7mm closer on each side. Not bad, for winter.