VQpoweredZ

iTrader: (18)

Hey Guys,

I am in the process of looking at buying the Axis Hiros in Hypersilver. I will be purchasing from the Zstore(http://www.thezstore.com/page/TZS/PROD/350z05b/25-1125) I will be going with the 19x10.5 in the rear and the 19x9.5 in the front. What tire sizes should I be looking at buying if I purchase these rims? And also it doesnt state the offset of the wheels on the site, have any of you bought these rims from the site?

Thanks alot.

Kinraze

I was looking at these wheels a while back before I ended up buying volks. Use the search and you will see pics of folks running that set up. I believe the offsets are around 25 front and 30 for the rear, fairly conservative. I would go with a 255/35/19 tire for the front and 285/35/19 for the rear.

dyss

iTrader: (14)

i have the same measurement rims you plan on getting, and im rolling with 245/35/19 F and 275/35/19 R, but the offset will play a factor on how they fit properly on your car, so i would dig for that info asap if your really set on getting those rims.

he might have to roll his fenders if he goes with those sizes right?

Kinraze

the fronts would be fine at 255. If I remember correctly the 10.5 is a +30 offset, so a 285 should not require rolled fenders on stock height. If he drops the car, than a roll may be necessary. If you want a slight stretch to your tires, a 245, 275 setup would be fine. I recomended a 285 based on the fact the offset is +30.

VQpoweredZ

iTrader: (18)

Thanks alot, I will take this in consideration. But since I am new to all of this. When you get your fenders rolled...how extensive is the work that has to be done? And what does it look like?

Chad68

iTrader: (1)

The guy (Asian owner guy, forgot his name) at Axis recommened to me for those sized Hiro's to run 265/30's front and 295/30's rear.

I have the 8.5's front and 10.5's rear. When it's time to replace all my tires, I'm thinking of upgrading to the 9.5" fronts and running the 265/30's with a 295 rear.

Or you could stretch the crap out of 245 and 275's.