You are in need of either spacers or new wider + low offset wheels

 

Need to really know the width of the front wheel to have a better idea of how it will be. I'm running a 265/35/18 in the front on a 9.5 inch wheel with a +15mm offset.

But you can judge what it will look like with your current setup. You are adding 10mm of tire (so 5mm on the outside, 5mm on the inside) and removing a 1" inch spacer (adapter?) 1" is basically 25mm. So do the math. You are removing 25mm with not running the spacer, but adding 5mm with the tire. So look at the way it is now but imagine it 20mm farther into the wheel well.

 

I'm also curious what your wheel specs are ( not just the offsets ). I'm running 255/35/19 fronts on a 19X9.5 +12 wheel. Perfect fitment, no rubbing.

 

The front is 19x8.5 +24 and rear is a 19x10 +40 that's why I need the spacer for the rear to bring it out from the hub the front with the spacer is to far out guy who had them on his Z said they fit without a spacer but e had 245/40 not 255/35

 

Well if you are going for a "flush" look you are not getting it with those wheels unless you run spacers.

I suggest ditching the 25mm spacer up front, putting on the 255 tire and then doing your own measurements to see how much spacer you want to run. Whether that be 5, 10, 15, 20 etc will be up to you.

 

From my understanding you already ordered the tires. In that case the best thing is to wait for them to come and install them. Then see what they look and go from there

 

That size will work, but may need a fender lip roll depending on the wheel offset and alignment settings. It should be used with a 285/35-19 rear size.

 

I'm asking about wheel specs for a reason....

 

The front wheel has a +24mm offset wth 255/35/19 and the rears are +40mm on 285/35/19 with a 30mm spacer

 

I'm running 265/35/19 on a 9.5" +18. Fitment is pretty good with -1.6 camber. Used to have 275@ with -2.3 cambe

 

I looking to get some new wheels and tires soon for my 03' Performance trim 350z, saw the light and Iam 19's instead of 20's. Ive found a set of used Weds Kranze LXZ that i have fell in love with.
F 19x10 +16
R 19x11 +10
Iam wonder what tire size i can get away with without rubbing while keeping the 3% VDC happy.I am ok with having to roll my fenders,but don't want to have to pull'em.I am sure i will have to stretch the tires (hopefully as little as possible). Currently have stock suspension.Wanting to lower it with coils '1 all around in the future. Thank-you for any help/info!

 

seeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaarrrrrrrrccccccchhhhhhhh

 

hopefully you guys will accept me in this thread? nothing crazy but I definitely don't belong in the stretched tire thread lol
19x9.5 255/35
19x10.5 285/35
my only regret is not getting 265's for the front

 

Like the colour of the Te's.

Don't know whether it would be considered an aggressive wheel or fat tire set up though.

Mind letting me know the colour? and how much you're lowered.
I have the same set up.

 

^^ i accept you sir (although am not accepted in this thread!)

what is the color of those TE?

 

Thanks gents, yeah definitely not nearly as aggressive as what some people are running on here.

I got the Te's powdercoated Illusion purple with a gloss clear. It's really hard to get the true color on pictures even with a good camera, pictures make them look more bluish

Not sure how much i'm lowered, I did go down with the coils a good amount though, my rear fender is sitting right above the sidewall and i'm rubbing like crazy even with the fenders rolled

 

So refreshing to see a Z on different color authentic TE's instead of the reps...

 

Very clean Z you have, sir. "Illusion purple" looks a lot like midnight purple, I dig it. Love the Tomei exhaust also.

 

A little narrow , so I move them to the proper section.

 

Just installed today!
Avante Garde F110
19x9.5+15 - 245/35/19
19x11+18 - 275/35/19
Lowered on KW v2 Koils