Another "Will these fit?": 18" Mustang wheels
I'm not positive, but I think that you're going to have clearance issues. Some others here may have some insight into what you're up against with 18's.
Here are several photos of what I'm running on mine and you can glean whatever you can from them.
The rears are 17x8, 4 1/2" bs. The front are 17x7 with 3 1/2" bs. The rear tires are 235/45-17 and the fronts are 215/45-17.
The rear is mini tubbed and the leaf springs have been relocated, so I could probably run a deeper wheel without issue. That being said, I have approx.
3/8"-1/2" clearance between the sidewall and the inside of the wheel arch.
The fronts do not have any clearance issues, but if the wheel was tucked up any higher into the wheel well, I'd be rubbing. I think I could get away with either a 225/45 or a 215/55 and be safe, but a 17" maxs me out for my application.
I just took the front of the car off of jack stands so the ride height is a bit high with the fronts tucked under a bit. The shoulder of the tire sits just about at the bottom of the wheel arch and slightly inside of the fender. Sorry I don't have a photo.
I only have my experience to share with you, hopefully this helps. Good luck as those wheels look nice.
Here are several photos of what I'm running on mine and you can glean whatever you can from them.
The rears are 17x8, 4 1/2" bs. The front are 17x7 with 3 1/2" bs. The rear tires are 235/45-17 and the fronts are 215/45-17.
The rear is mini tubbed and the leaf springs have been relocated, so I could probably run a deeper wheel without issue. That being said, I have approx.
3/8"-1/2" clearance between the sidewall and the inside of the wheel arch.
The fronts do not have any clearance issues, but if the wheel was tucked up any higher into the wheel well, I'd be rubbing. I think I could get away with either a 225/45 or a 215/55 and be safe, but a 17" maxs me out for my application.
I just took the front of the car off of jack stands so the ride height is a bit high with the fronts tucked under a bit. The shoulder of the tire sits just about at the bottom of the wheel arch and slightly inside of the fender. Sorry I don't have a photo.
I only have my experience to share with you, hopefully this helps. Good luck as those wheels look nice.
