Will 295x18 tires look wierd for all four tires?

[Pasquale]

Hey guys, I'm just curious if I were to run 18x10.5 wheels and 295/35/18 tires in the front and the back, would that change the performance of the vehicle? Also, would that make the car look strange? By the way, I'm building a 69 camaro that I want to handle well for the street, not the strip.

Thank you

[DriverzInc]

Very skateboard-ish. Ideally, for track cars, similar size front to rear helps, but for a street car, can look kinda funny, IMO, these cars need some stagger from front to rear to look quintessentially muscle car... but everyone likes what they like.

[RENN SCHNELL]

When you use a large wheel/tire combo on the front, anything over a 9.0, 9.5" wide wheel and wider than a 255 tire you'll get what's called tramlining.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=47

This is when the front tire catches the ruts or groves in the road, mostly highway driving and makes the car difficult to control or steer.

Having a larger front tire/wheel combo is great for road racing, especially on large, heavy, high horsepower applications. With the larger rear tires like a 335 or 345 rear and allot of HP, the car is really going to push hard on the front tires, thus the bigger fronts with more grip will help this.

I prefer a 9.0" or 9.5" front with a 255 tire for street use in 18" or 19" sizes. The overall diameter is a good match with most of your larger rear tires. Take a look at the tire charts from the manufacturers and check the overall diameters of the tire sizes.

Hope this helps, good luck!