19" Wheel & Tire Discussion Thread
02-14-2009, 06:54 AM
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can any1 tell me if 19x10 +40 offset will fit in the rear without any modifications? Is the offset too much? and im planning on wrappin them in 275/35/19 tires. plz help
02-26-2009, 09:13 AM
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02-27-2009, 09:09 AM
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19x9.5
19x10.5
+22 all around no rubbing, on 275 35 19, 245 35 19 & dropped on Sportlines (edit: I forgot Im running about -3 camber in the rear)
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08-05-2009, 12:51 PM
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Proper tire size for 19x9.5 and 19x10.5 wheels
I'm planning on buying a car with 19x9.5 and 19x10.5 wheels. The tires will need to be replaced, though. What are some size combinations that will keep the ABS, TCS etc. systems from freaking out?
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08-05-2009, 01:21 PM
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Also, it heavily depends on offset. GeauxLadyZ posted great tire sizes, I run very similar only with 275's in the front, however there's a chance it might not work depending on your offset.
Given he doesn't know the offsets, I'd imagine they are somewhat high, so his suggestion *should* work.
Do you have a picture of the car?
Given he doesn't know the offsets, I'd imagine they are somewhat high, so his suggestion *should* work.
Do you have a picture of the car?
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08-05-2009, 02:02 PM
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I like the tire sizes *30 series on the 295*, but there is NO WAY to know if those will fit without knowing the offsets. OP - you can usually look inside the wheel for a stamping that shows the offset. If it's high enough, you can run nice big tires. If it's too low, you'll need to run standard sizes (245/275) or if it's real low, you'll need to run hellaflushstretchmytiresyo.
BTW, I assume we are talking about a 350Z?
BTW, I assume we are talking about a 350Z?
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08-05-2009, 03:48 PM
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What is the car lowered with?
just springs, unsure of the make
Do you know how much it's lowered?
I don't know
Does it have a camber kit?
I don't know
Do you care more about looks or performance? Explain.
Performance. As far as tires go, I'm not too concerned about the looks
Oh, I didn't know the offset was shown on the wheel. Thanks, I'll check that out when I get it. He says he's running 305/30/19 tires on the rear.
These are the sizes I originally asked the guy at the tire shop for and he told me to stop wasting his time.
Thanks for the help. I will revisit this issue when I've got the car.
just springs, unsure of the make
Do you know how much it's lowered?
I don't know
Does it have a camber kit?
I don't know
Do you care more about looks or performance? Explain.
Performance. As far as tires go, I'm not too concerned about the looks
Also, it heavily depends on offset. GeauxLadyZ posted great tire sizes, I run very similar only with 275's in the front, however there's a chance it might not work depending on your offset.
Given he doesn't know the offsets, I'd imagine they are somewhat high, so his suggestion *should* work.
Do you have a picture of the car?
Given he doesn't know the offsets, I'd imagine they are somewhat high, so his suggestion *should* work.
Do you have a picture of the car?
I like the tire sizes, but there is NO WAY to know if those will fit without knowing the offsets. OP - you can usually look inside the wheel for a stamping that shows the offset. If it's high enough, you can run nice big tires. If it's too low, you'll need to run standard sizes (245/275) or if it's real low, you'll need to run hellaflushstretchmytiresyo.
BTW, I assume we are talking about a 350Z?
BTW, I assume we are talking about a 350Z?
These are the sizes I originally asked the guy at the tire shop for and he told me to stop wasting his time.
Thanks for the help. I will revisit this issue when I've got the car.