No - and I use wider tires than the width of the original rears.
There are probably fewer people installing OEM rears on the front than there are those who install aftermarket tires and rims, and those would be wider than the OEM rears.
The benefits to not using the OEM tires are - less costly, easier availability, softer ride, better handling. There may be more, but those are the reasons why I did not buy the OEM tires and wheels to replace the fronts. I was able to get four wheels and tires for the price of two OEM rears as well, and the size of the tires I did buy was popular making them easier to obtain.