Falkens have more poke. I was running 255/35/19 general on an 11 but just went to a 245 falken is way better.

 

Whenever my Meisters get here (19x10 / 19x11) I'll be on 225/35 & 245/35 Falken FK452

 

i agree. falkens are great tires to stretch. sumitomo's are good as well. im running those on my current set up

 

i think in human nature our minds play tricks on us and the grass is always greener on the other side

go 265-35 and you always think you should have done 255-35 and vice versa

i going to do 245-35-19 on a 19 x 11

 

Stance GR+ Pro on the way!!!

 

Don't mean to be an *** but must you post about everything your ordering for your car? I'd be excited too but cmon, We've seen that same pic of the works 10 times now.

Some pics I found.......

 

Some pics I found of my car from a recent event

what size rims and tires

 

needs a drop... coming soon.

 

19x10 +1 235 35
19x11 -6 255 35 falken 452s

wish i went with 265 35 rear though. the stretch doesnt match, front has more meat than the rear

 

check rimtuck

 

looks sharp

 

Reserved for another slammed nismo pics...

EDIT:

 

Very nice Nismo man...seem like a dick tho.

 

+1...

 

You using spacers?

 

what disk are they? how much clearance is there for the front calipers? i'm thinking about getting them in similar sizing.

 

oh wheel guru's of my350z.com....I need some assistance for the one who r ballin'. Looking at a set of 19x9.5+24 f/ and 19x11+17 r rims, from my understanding of stretch and fat tires, i'm looking for a look in between meaning i don't want my rear lip to stick out with no tire over it. I'm looking for the middle in mild to agressive stance to go with my coilovers. I've been qouted for a 255/35/19 f and 285/35/19 r, would this achieve what i'm looking for or should i go with 245/35/19 f and 275/35/19 r. Note that the tires i'll be using are hankook evo12's

 

you should go with less rubber... 245 on a 9.5 is not really stretched same with your rear sizings. front i'd go 225/40 or 235/40 and rear 255/35 or 265/35.

let's see what the others have to say

 

Ah, well reason those sizes are there is cuz the roads in hawaii are pot hole ridden and I also would like to take it to auto-x once in awhile, yes I've been told about how this makes no sense, but i'd like a comfortable amount of grip during my DD days when i use the Z but still have a sleek look to it in a way, but i'm def not going for SUPER aggressive, thats a def no no for me

 

up front you won't have a stretch at all or even need them with that offset. a good mild set up would be 19x10 +15 to +20 245/35f and 19x11 +15 to +20 265/35r.