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Old 11-30-2004, 05:29 PM
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will 20 inch rims fit on a 1992 Ford Taurus?

Does anyone know if 20x8.5 rims will fit on a 1992 Ford Taurus without lifting the car or making any alterations to the car itself because I do not know if the wheel well is large enough. If you would please respond or reply here or e-mail me at [email protected] I would gladly appreciate it. Thanks.
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Re: will 20 inch rims fit on a 1992 Ford Taurus?

you may have to roll the rear fender, I've seen 20's on a Gen 3 but the Gen 2 has those funky rear fenders. make sure you use the smallest 20" tires you can find.
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The largest we have ever test fit without rubbing is a 17". The 215/50-17 is going to be the largest that will work with enough load capacity that will not rub.
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