You need a bigger screen

 

did you take them offroading?

 

very true. my 305/30 bridgestone re050 has a 12" section width. the same exact model/size is 12.6" for the oem porsches.

edit.. also compared to the 295 ps2, the 305 bridgestone should be 10mm wider, it's only about 3mm wider.

 

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And the 305 Pirelli Pzero is 10mm thinner than the 295 Ps2

 

I want to run wide, just not sure how wide I can go without rubbing

 

if you're asking about Rogue350Z's tires, they are Michelin Pilot Sport PS2... trust me, they are the widest on this board...

 

now that, sir, is great fitment! perfect offset!

 

255, 295 here .. love it love it love it

 

245/35/19 fronts and 305/30/19's rear.

 

345/30/19 here

 

CHEATER!!

 

That's right.

 

you got me beat by 10mm front and rear...i only have 255/295, but fender rolling or wide body needed

 

I did not know AMC still made cars.

 

Close to being the widest but not exactly...

https://my350z.com/forum/showpost.ph...9&postcount=33

 

i stand corrected... but, are you sure he's talking about putting those on a Z? i can't imagine even a wide body kit having room for that size tire on a Z...

 

325/50/15...yup its for the 1/4 mile...295/35/18 street..While we're on the subject of wide tires, can anybody give me the best method for rolling the fenders. We used an aluminum baseball bat on my buddies but I know there has to be something better than a bat.sorry for being OT...just asking

 

you can rent fender rollers... i would also recommend renting a heat gun... you will want to heat the metal during the rolling process to keep the paint chipping to a minimum...

honestly, though, cutting is the best route to take... the Z's fenders are relatively easy to cut and it does not degrade structural support in the least...

 

285/35 considered wide?