295/30/19 on 19x10.5" +17 offset? Anybody?
04-18-2008, 02:03 PM
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295/30/19 on 19x10.5" +17 offset? Anybody?
Im debating if I should run 295/30/19 Vredestein Sessanta on my rear Volks, since its about time to change my 285/35/19 Goodyear Eagle F1.
I have my fenders rolled and lowered on Tanabe GF-210 (1" rear) and sometimes it would rub on small dips in the freeway at times.
Sucks that they don't 285/35 on the Sessanta, but I was wondering if the 295 would cause me to rub even more although its slightly less taller in height.
I plan on putting 255/35/19 up front, but Im also debating that one since I have 265/35 on right now. 265/30 Vredestein Sessanta? Its just that 30 series seems so thin for Cali roads.
I have my fenders rolled and lowered on Tanabe GF-210 (1" rear) and sometimes it would rub on small dips in the freeway at times.
Sucks that they don't 285/35 on the Sessanta, but I was wondering if the 295 would cause me to rub even more although its slightly less taller in height.
I plan on putting 255/35/19 up front, but Im also debating that one since I have 265/35 on right now. 265/30 Vredestein Sessanta? Its just that 30 series seems so thin for Cali roads.
04-18-2008, 09:33 PM
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He said his fender were already rolled. You need to look up the actual section width of that tire and do some measuring.
Id say they should fit. Might have to roll your fender all the way flat and pull em out a little if you havent already.
Id say they should fit. Might have to roll your fender all the way flat and pull em out a little if you havent already.
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