Sorry to break it to you, but chance are you are gonna rub pretty bad with a 38 offset. Just to be on the safe side if you plan on keeping the wheels, definately get the 215/35 tires. You will rub for sure with the 225/40, and chances are you are gonna rub with 215/35. Are you lowered at all? I'd see if you could take them back, cause you are gonna have issues with them.

 

where in KS are you at? well 1st thing's 1st lower your car. not now during winter, but in the spring. IF you want a 1-2 finger gap lower her about 2". then you'll see how much you'll have to work with. Take your car to a tire shop, Tires Plus, NTB, wherever and have them look at your car and a rim and see what they think about tire size. Make sure you get a 40 series tire if you don't want any wheel gap.

 

Well i just bought some giovanna mito 18s with falken 215/40/18. I will through them on my car as soon as they come off the UPS truck and i will tell you all about it. By the way i have a 90 accord with adjustable coilovers set pretty damn low. So i can tell you guys about rub also. But soon i will be juiced or canned so it wont matter to me Late

 

Rubbing shouldn't be a problem if you have the proper offset wheels, but +38 is pretty damn low, I'd be willing to bet the ranch its gonna rub bad! You'll be fine if you get anything over 42! Post some pics when you get them, should look nice!

 

so the higher the offset the better like around 42 does that mean they will set in the fender more ? So would you stick with a 7 or a 7.5 in a 17 or 18 inch rims on a 4 g