2024 Mustang Gt with PP will it fit Dark Horse non PP wheels?

[DARK HP]

Yep, got a mustang with PP and was wondering if the Dark Horse non-PP wheels will fit the mustang gt with the Brembo's? Also, what tire size would I go with? Currently 255/19-9 front and 275/19-9.5 in rear. These are the wheels I was looking at.
MUSTANG 19"X9.5" & 19"X10" WHEEL KIT BATTLESHIP GREY ----M-1007K-DHBG

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[Sofa King]

Yes those fit... the Darkhorse actually comes with the same size tires as GT PP, just on the wider wheels. Save some money and use the old tires until worn out.

 

[exm]

In case you're interested, I have a brand new DH with 60 miles or so on my odometer. I ordered a new pair of 20" wheels (will mount all-seasons on it), arriving some time next month and will be selling my DH non-PP wheels with TPMS sensors and OEM summer tires when I have these mounted mid-April (I expect 100 miles on the tires or so). If you're interested, you can PM me and we can certainly work something out.

 

[DARK HP]

I do appreciate your offer but was looking at the battleship grey color wheels, still haven't pulled the trigger just waiting on a sale to happen. And the most important part what size tires to fit on these wheels, when I have the performance package. 255/275 is standard and was thinking of 265/285 since the wheels are wider and not sure of how much space I got in the wheel well to play with.

 

[exm]

I do appreciate your offer but was looking at the battleship grey color wheels, still haven't pulled the trigger just waiting on a sale to happen. And the most important part what size tires to fit on these wheels, when I have the performance package. 255/275 is standard and was thinking of 265/285 since the wheels are wider and not sure of how much space I got in the wheel well to play with.

Not sure if you know this website, but this one is great: https://tiresize.com/comparison/

For example, going from 255/40 to 265/40 increases the diameter by 0.3". More than fine. The rule of thumb is to keep the diameter increase below 3% (1.1% in this example):

275 to 285 is the same 1.1% number. Fine.

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