Curious what size tires are good to fill in the gap around the wheel well. This looks good below:

 

None. Lower the car if you want that look. Adding thicker tires to remove gap not only looks funny in itself, but raises the height of the total car which raises center of gravity, effects your your final drive which effects your speedo and snappiness of the car, making it lug more. Adds unnecessary tire weight and enhances tire deflection. These are all negatives from a simple error in judgment. But now that your a little more up to speed, maybe you will reconsider your options.

 

Blam blough !!!!!!

 

If you happen to be wondering what size tires that car is running however, it's 255/40/17.

 

Front and rear?

Do you know what size rims those are? Front/rear?

 

I'm fairly certain that setup is 9.5j +38, and yes front and rear.

 

Thanks

 

I'm gonna try 245s all the way round with 40s in the rear.