[areukhmer]

I'm planning to purchase the ASA AR2 18'' 18x7.5 48mm offset. I'm also looking into lowering my car with Eibach Prokit with this rims. So i need help what size of tires do i need so i can lower my car with the prokit and i will not face any rubbing issues? Or is it even possible to avoid rubbing with this set up?

 

[kmcaprice14]

I'm planning to purchase the ASA AR2 18'' 18x7.5 48mm offset. I'm also looking into lowering my car with Eibach Prokit with this rims. So i need help what size of tires do i need so i can lower my car with the prokit and i will not face any rubbing issues? Or is it even possible to avoid rubbing with this set up?

You can go up to 235s with no fear of rubbing on that setup. Thats a very conservative setup. No problems at all.

 

[areukhmer]

but what do you think about the ASA AR2?

 

[eastondle]

but what do you think about the ASA AR2?

that's a matter of personal preference. As far as tire size goes, with a 7.5" width look into a set of 215/40/18's. The pro kit only drops the car an 1" all around so you experience any rubbing.

 

[areukhmer]

As matter to my next concern is my 48mm offset will make it flush or not?

 

[kmcaprice14]

As matter to my next concern is my 48mm offset will make it flush or not?

No, that will not be flush. Assuming you run a 225 tire, you will need a +38 or a +40 in the rear and a +42ish up front to be close to flush and still ride without any real rubbing.

But it won't be noticeably inset.