Anyone verify 285/30/19's fit on a 9.5" Rim
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Anyone verify 285/30/19's fit on a 9.5" Rim
My 275's are down to a couple thousand miles and I want to know if the 285's will fit on my 9.5" rim. It looks like they are back ordered too. Please lend your ASSistance.
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It says they fit on a 9.5 rim but i was concerned by the overall tire width which was 10 or 11 I believe. I plan on getting the PS2's again. However with my driving and everything my rears are wearing twice as fast as the front.
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Do you have 245s up front? My front wheels are 9.5" and I'm hoping to get something wider than 245s so I can get more lip protection.
I'm suffering from the feathering issue again and it's killing my front Toyos in less than 6 months! Inner treadwear is ridiculous, and everything else is fine. :-(
I'm suffering from the feathering issue again and it's killing my front Toyos in less than 6 months! Inner treadwear is ridiculous, and everything else is fine. :-(
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Yes Im sporting 245's on a 8.5" rim.
I believe if you have 9.5 Front and 10.5Rear you want a maximum of 255FR and 285 Rear, i wonder if you can do a 255Front and 295 Rear. Only rubbing might be an issue depending on offset and such.
I believe if you have 9.5 Front and 10.5Rear you want a maximum of 255FR and 285 Rear, i wonder if you can do a 255Front and 295 Rear. Only rubbing might be an issue depending on offset and such.
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Depends on tire
I would say that it depends on the tire manufacturer's specs/recommendations. I have 285/30/19 S-03's on a 19x10 wheel. Bridgestone recommends a 10"-11" rim for the 285's. I am sure other tires may let you fit a 285 on a 9.5" wheel, just check with the tire manufacturer you are going to be using. Just my $.02
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The PS2's are awesome tires. They just cost a lot, i've put 16k miles on them and they can go another 3-4 once i mount them backwards and swap them, my camber is off a lil but I would need a camber kit. I had the Toyo T1's and they lasted 15k miles and that was before I had 440+ to the wheels. They are very quiet and have a nice firm feel around corners. I still lose traction because of obvious reasons but they provide very good grip. Im hoping the 285's will be much better.
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Update
I mounted BF Goodrich REO50A's 285x35x19 on a 9.5" rim and they look good.
See here: https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/145041-mounted-a-285-reo50atire-on-a-19x9-5-rim.html
See here: https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/145041-mounted-a-285-reo50atire-on-a-19x9-5-rim.html
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