I have a 285/30/20" tire on my Porsche 11" rear wheels. The fit is perfect. The tire is a slight stretch but for such an aggressive application the stretch will be your friend. I have the same size tire on the front which is a 10" wheel.
I know customers running a 275 on 11" rears also. Keep in mind that all tires are not created equal. We find that a Dunlop SportMaxx is wider then say a Toyo. We typically order one size smaller on a Dunlop opposed to some other brands. It all depends on that you are trying to accomplish and how much room you have to work with.
see pics here of my set up
RUSS
Porsche Wheels on 285/30/20"
www.raderwerks.com/vortextmplate/A8_Victor.jpg
www.raderwerks.com/tmp/285rear_20.jpg
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