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The fit of a rim on a vehicle depends on several factors, including the size and width of the rim, the tire size, and the suspension and brake components of the vehicle. In general, a 20-inch rim with a 7.5-inch width and a 49.5 offset should fit a 2014 FG ute as long as the tire size is appropriate for the rim and the vehicle has sufficient clearance for the rim and tire combination.
It is always recommended to consult with a mechanic or refer to the manufacturer's specifications to determine the correct rim and tire size for your vehicle. Using the wrong size rim and tire combination can cause issues with the performance and handling of the vehicle and may also void the manufacturer's warranty.
Paint code should be on the label affixed to the latch end of the driver's door. Failing that, it will be shown on the option list (may be on the glove box door). Failing both of these, take your VIN number to a GM dealer and they will look it up for you.
The number after the r is the rim size. According to your post you have 17 inch rims. Stock rims were 15 inches or optional 16 inches. Unless you are putting a different size rim on then you need a17 inch tie to fit your current rim
Yes as long as u change the rims also not just the tires these numbers 195/60/15 195 is tire width 60 is tire height and 15 is rim size, most all Hondas will fit up to 215/35/18 with no rubbing issues on factory suspension ..... Every time the rim size changes u have change the height of the tire so it will fit some go as far as " stretching " the tire to allow larger rims or extreme offsets
Hello, Here is what you might try. First, go to DiscountTire.com and look at their tire comparison features on the Website. You will see "tools" that show what size tires will fit on your rims and what extra size rims will fit under your wheelwells. There is also a speed calculator for using the larger size tires over stock and it will show speedometer error if you do not recalibrate the speedo.
Next would be using spacers on the bottom of the springs or having longer springs refitted to your car. Finally air shocks front and back will give you some lift. The Grand Marquis can have rear air suspension, but to use it like you want, you will need to reconfigure the pump and change limit switches.
If you do all of this, you may reach your 4" lift. Your ride quality once you start changing springs and limiting travel in the suspension will probably deteriorate. As your car is a body on frame design, you may be able to put spacers of 1/2" to 1" under the body to frame mounts. You would need to make up the distance for the steering shaft, A/C lines and possibly hoses throughout.
In general, an inch from the tires, two inches from the springs or air shocks, and the balance from body on frame spacing.
I changed from the low 60 Series tires to a 65 Series tire on my own Grand Marquis. You can get a 70 Series to fit. I looked at Police car tires and they used 60 Series. But going back to 1994 Models, the 70 Series tire was available from the factory.
I hope my solution is very helpful to you in deciding what you to do.
if u have a grand am gt--gt1--[se1--se2 w touring package]stock tire size 225/50/r16 [16 inch rims] if urs is a se--se1--se2 stock tire size is 205/65/r15 [15 inch rims]
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