Need Some Help!! Rear Tires 285/30/19 Or 275/35/19?
11-18-2005, 10:01 AM
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Need Some Help!! Rear Tires 285/30/19 Or 275/35/19?
Need Some Advice. I Ordered The Piaa Super Rozza's
Front 19 X 9 With 255/35/19 And
Rears 19 X 10 With 285/35/19.
Wheel Options Is Telling Me That The Toyo T-1r Do Not Come In 285/35/19 For The Rear.
That I Can Get The Rears In 285/30/19 Or 275/35/19!
Will The 285/30/19 Look Shorter Than The Front 275/35/19. Will The Look Fine? Or Am I Better Off With 275/35/19?
I Was Looking To Get 285's In The Rear But I Am Not Sure How 285/30/19 Would Look.
Thanks For Any Help You Can Give Me!!
Front 19 X 9 With 255/35/19 And
Rears 19 X 10 With 285/35/19.
Wheel Options Is Telling Me That The Toyo T-1r Do Not Come In 285/35/19 For The Rear.
That I Can Get The Rears In 285/30/19 Or 275/35/19!
Will The 285/30/19 Look Shorter Than The Front 275/35/19. Will The Look Fine? Or Am I Better Off With 275/35/19?
I Was Looking To Get 285's In The Rear But I Am Not Sure How 285/30/19 Would Look.
Thanks For Any Help You Can Give Me!!
11-18-2005, 10:34 AM
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285/30/19 is a full inch less diameter (25.7") than stock 26.7". if you have TCS/VDC, it MAY be unhappy. a 30 series tire will offer less rim protection and ride harsher as well.
my opinion, run 255/35 front and 275/35 rear, reduces stagger improving/reducing understeer. a 275 on a 10" wide rim won't look too stretched.
OR you could change your tire choice to one offered in a 285/35
hope that helps
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285/30/19 is a full inch less diameter (25.7") than stock 26.7". if you have TCS/VDC, it MAY be unhappy. a 30 series tire will offer less rim protection and ride harsher as well.
my opinion, run 255/35 front and 275/35 rear, reduces stagger improving/reducing understeer. a 275 on a 10" wide rim won't look too stretched.
OR you could change your tire choice to one offered in a 285/35
hope that helps
pp
11-18-2005, 10:48 AM
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Exactly, I went with a 285/35/19 on a 9.5 in the rear and everything is okay. The rim is like .02 bigger or something small like that. Bridgestone RE050 A's are really good but their wet traction isn't that great.
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jp
285/30/19 is a full inch less diameter (25.7") than stock 26.7". if you have TCS/VDC, it MAY be unhappy. a 30 series tire will offer less rim protection and ride harsher as well.
my opinion, run 255/35 front and 275/35 rear, reduces stagger improving/reducing understeer. a 275 on a 10" wide rim won't look too stretched.
OR you could change your tire choice to one offered in a 285/35
hope that helps
pp
285/30/19 is a full inch less diameter (25.7") than stock 26.7". if you have TCS/VDC, it MAY be unhappy. a 30 series tire will offer less rim protection and ride harsher as well.
my opinion, run 255/35 front and 275/35 rear, reduces stagger improving/reducing understeer. a 275 on a 10" wide rim won't look too stretched.
OR you could change your tire choice to one offered in a 285/35
hope that helps
pp
11-18-2005, 11:11 AM
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Yes I Do Have Vdc. Also The Offset Is +25.
I've Heard Some Guys Say That The 285/35 Has A Taller Side Wall. And Taht It Doesn't Match Up With The Front Tires 255/35 Some Others Say 285/30 Would Look Better.
What Do You Think?
Thanks For The Help Guys.
I've Heard Some Guys Say That The 285/35 Has A Taller Side Wall. And Taht It Doesn't Match Up With The Front Tires 255/35 Some Others Say 285/30 Would Look Better.
What Do You Think?
Thanks For The Help Guys.
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