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The terrain contacts have been good. No problems with light offroading so far, the 2WD would probably limit where you'd go more than these tires. I'm averaging 34mpg driving like a Cali driver but I didn't run the stock tires for very long to know if there was a drop in mpg.

Mod List: Gramlight 57DR 18x8.5 +37 Continental Terraincontact A/T 245/60/18 Syneticusa Retractable Hard Tonneau Yakima Overhaul Bed Rack LASFIT leds all around Kicker HS10 Amazon floor mats, black emblem trim cover, matte black maverick letters, short antenna I'll try to answer any...

Yeah, its the stock suspension for the hybrid. It could be that the suspension hasn't broken in yet. The photos are when it was under 100 miles on the odometer.

Yeah, it might be more than a cm. Here is a photo from the front, might be a better reference.

It has an inch larger diameter than the stock tires so car would be lifted a 1/2 inch.

Not sure yet, still haven't gone through my first tank of gas haha. I'll update when I get some more miles in.

Thanks! Shouldn't have any issues, its still on stock suspension so suspension geometry hasn't been changed.

Stock Suspension Gramlight 57DR 18x8.5 +37 Continental Terraincontact A/T 245/60/18 Yakima Overhaul Bed Rack The wheel setup has about 1cm between the tire and fender liner at full lock and 1cm of poke outside the fender. The Yakima bed rack at the lowest setting is about an inch above the rear...

Stock Suspension Gramlight 57DR 18x8.5 +37 Continental Terraincontact A/T 245/60/18 Yakima Overhaul Bed Rack The wheel setup has about 1cm between the tire and fender liner at full lock and 1cm of poke outside the fender. The Yakima bed rack at the lowest setting is about an inch above the rear...