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Old 06-18-2009, 09:08 PM
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i got some new 19" rims!

need some tires now

anywaise i wanted to get

255/35 in 19's

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285/35 in 19's



it seems like with these tire sizes my traction control will be going off the hook? yes or no?

got the info from here

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...read-here.html
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Old 06-18-2009, 09:39 PM
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It will be fine, great/proper sizes
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perfect tire sizes on 19" wheels. If you dont have any rubbing issues, 285/35/19 is perfect, if you do have rubbing issues, then go with 275/35/19, still good. I dont think you rub on the front with 255/35/19, so it is good to go.
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255/35 in 19's

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285/35 in 19's

And why would this be a problem?
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Old 06-19-2009, 10:52 AM
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Tire sizes are fine. Actual fitment on the car however will depend on offset and wheel width, which you conveniently left out.
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+1 sizes fine!
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Originally Posted by Done Deal DR
Tire sizes are fine. Actual fitment on the car however will depend on offset and wheel width, which you conveniently left out.

19 inch rims.
9.5 in the front
10.5 in the rear
22 all around
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put the 285's on and let me know if u rub at all..are u lowered?
i have 275/30/19 now but wanna get a 285/35 but im lowered and dont know if ill rub..i also have 10.5 rear not sure of the offset though ill have to find out..RH J8pro wheels
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