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Old 05-08-2005, 08:28 AM
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Default 19 x 9.5 fronts = 275 tire ????

Those people running wheel sizes of 19 x 9.5 up front, do you use 275's up front or something smaller ?
and if I go with a 19 x 10.5 at back, can i use a 275 tire or should i go with a 285, and what series tires should i go with , 30's or 35 series ????

right now im running some 19 x 8.5 / 245/ 35 front.
....................................19 x 9.5 /275/ 30 back.
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tooo wide. sportz mag tried it and it rubbed.
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Originally Posted by mario60185
tooo wide. sportz mag tried it and it rubbed.
Then for those people running 19 x 9.5 fronts, what tire size do they use ??
245 or 255 ?
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well im running 245/40 on my 9" wide so id say either one would work fine.
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i had 19 x 9.5 and ran 275/30s and they didnt rub.
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Originally Posted by tig488
i had 19 x 9.5 and ran 275/30s and they didnt rub.
but don't you have a g35?
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most people here run 245 or 255 in front. isn't tooooooooo wide for 275 up front?
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i do in fact have a G35, dont know if that makes a difference, now i have 245/35s
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I'm running 255/35/19 for a 9.5 wheel up front and 275/35/19 for a 10.5 wheel out back.

The 255 should be fine up front. I could run a 285 out back but Michelin didn't have the size when I got my tires.
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Originally Posted by mario60185
tooo wide. sportz mag tried it and it rubbed.
You don't even know his offset. You can't make statements like that. In fact nobody asked his offset. The 3 factors that determine whether you will rub are:

Wheel Width
Wheel offset
Tire Width

With the first 2 being the most important.
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its possible. someone l know runs a 275 in the front and a 295 in the rear.

like king tut said, it really depends on width and offset of the rim.
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