17x10 285/40/17 with a offset of 45
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You are REALLY increasing your final drive ratio with tire diameters that large. That tire size is a full inch larger in diameter than stock.
That said, it's difficult to tell if you will fit without rubbing or not. Running a 275/40 17 is much more common and should work at that offset. Depending on your actual wheel width, you may need aftermarket trailing arms.
That said, it's difficult to tell if you will fit without rubbing or not. Running a 275/40 17 is much more common and should work at that offset. Depending on your actual wheel width, you may need aftermarket trailing arms.