Mosler MT900S Photon Tire Sizes and Rim Specifications by Model Year & Trim

The Mosler MT900S Photon features varying tire sizes and rim dimensions depending on the model year and trim level. Early models commonly use tires sized around 245/40ZR18 on 8.5-inch wide rims at 18 inches diameter. Later trims may upgrade to wider tires such as 265/35ZR19 paired with 9.5-inch wide rims at 19 inches diameter.\n\nTo compare trims effectively, focus on rim width and diameter changes which impact tire choice and handling characteristics. Upgraded trims generally offer wider rims for increased grip and performance. Confirm original equipment specifications for accurate tire replacements.\n\nPractical selection advice includes matching tire size markings exactly or choosing approved alternative sizes maintaining diameter and width compatibility. This ensures safe, consistent driving dynamics across different model years and trims.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel Pressure
Mosler MT900S Photon Coupe2007285/30R1810" × 18" 32 psi / 2.2 bar
Mosler MT900S Photon Coupe2006285/30R1810" × 18" 32 psi / 2.2 bar
Mosler MT900S Photon Coupe2005285/30R1810" × 18" 32 psi / 2.2 bar
Mosler MT900S Photon Coupe2004285/30R1810" × 18" 32 psi / 2.2 bar
Mosler MT900S Photon Coupe2003285/30R1810" × 18" 32 psi / 2.2 bar
Mosler MT900S Photon Coupe2002285/30R1810" × 18" 32 psi / 2.2 bar

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Mosler MT900S Photon.

FAQ

What tire sizes come stock on the Mosler MT900S Photon?
Stock tire sizes range from 245/40ZR18 to 265/35ZR19 depending on the model year and trim.
How do rim widths vary between different MT900S Photon trims?
Rim widths typically increase from 8.5 inches on earlier trims to 9.5 inches or wider on performance-focused trims.
Can I use tires from one MT900S Photon trim on another?
You can if the tire size matches rim width and diameter specifications for that trim, ensuring proper fit and performance.
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