Will 24 inch wheels fit on a chrysler 300 and dose it still have the same turning radius?

Answer 1

yeah, may have to get aftermarket fenders to accomodate them to acheive full suspension travel.
It will create a huge turning radius about a meter wider than standard as a estimate.
Dont do it
Theye are very heavy and will blunt performance.

Answer 2

Not unless you either modify the fenders or the 24's have the same overall diameter (very low profile) and width as the stock ones which is almost no chance.

You need to modify the fenders. Upgrade your brakes too due to the increased rotational weight. Its also hard on everything in your suspension because the tire sidewalls due absorb some road impacts. Smaller sidewalls mean that more load is getting to your bushings and things like that.

Answer 3

1 they wont fit correctly, 2, you wont have nearly the same turning Radius you'll make turns wide like a Semi, 3 why it wont drive the same, it wont ride the same, and you'll regret spendin all that $$$ on the wheels, And LAST you can do it you'll have to find a body shop that can roll fenders which is not easy to do and it costs alot of $$$ + you cant have it done till you have the wheels becuse you need the size your gonna put on before you can trim and roll the fenders..

Answer 4

Only if you modify the car a lot. 22s fit on there with very small profile tires. 24s are to big and 22s look great on the car and are a lot cheaper. Trust me there is no reason to put 24s on it. Its will look weird and ride too high. 22s are perfect.

Answer 5

I have seen 22 inch wheels and they limited turning by rubbing. You can raise up the car and do it but why make a car ride worse get less gas milage and limit your turning ability.