An 8.5" wheel is the minimum recommended for a 255/35-19" tire. --Spike

 

Hi guys.

I Need Help... i would like to buy the Varrstoen ES1 for my "04er Z" with the most agressiv look! I dont wont to Pull my Fenders, Rolling is ok ;-)
I Drive with apex lowering kit springs 40mm.

I think about VA 11" et12 and HA 11" et xx?

What size do you drive? Pics and experience would be very helpful!
greeting from Switzerland

 

I'm thinking about 20x9.5 35 offset and 20x10 10 offset. Wheels are gt30. Thought?

 

hopefully not going on a z.

 

Too much or?

 

Go with 19"s. Gt30s look awesome in 19".

 

You will need some spacers for the front wheels. Better yet leave the dubs to someone with a SUV

 

thanks guys i will sell the TENZO's .

 

+1

Spacers up front will do the trick.

 

Think 19's on front 20's on rear would look awesome with 1" diff in tire size front to back.Any out there running this and how do you like it?

 

Hey guys,

I am running a 10.5 inch wheel +12 offset with 255/35/19 tires in the rear. There is about a 10mm gap but I want to install some 15mm spacers. Will it rub in the rear? Do you think I need to get them slightly pulled? They are already rolled. I don't want to run the 10mm spacers because I have to take off the caliper/rotor to get to the studs, 15mm ones are just straight bolt on. Thanks

 

stock height? probably not
lowered? yes. slightly. unless adjust camber to accommidate

 

Just buy wider tires to cover the gap, no need to run front tires on the rear of your car.

 

yes i am lowered, a good amount, 1.5 front and 1.8-2 in the rear. Camber is set at -2.5 rear. Tires are new and came with the wheels i purchased, won't be replacing them anytime soon.

 

255 on a 10.5...........no thanks.

Put a 295 tire on there and call it a day.

 

yes i would, but then i would spend money to get new tires for the stretched haters. I just want to install the spacer and call it a day

 

Just put the 255's up front and you only have to buy 2 tires. Then sell off the 235's to make up some of the cost. Will only cost you a few more $$ than buying spacers.

 

So instead of just getting the right sized tire you logic is that you want to go (-3) in the rear to make up for the gap?

 

You can have 10mm custom, hubcentric bolt-on spacers made for less than $100 last I checked. But just for reference:

19x9.5-3 (+12 w/ 15mm spacer) 235/35
19x10.5-8 (+12 w/20mm spacer) 255/35
Fenders rolled
Natural camber
No rubbing