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Hi I am looking to put 19/9.5 front and 19/11 rear will these tire sizes be fine with the speedo, vdc, tire pressure etc ?
255/35/19 fronts and 285/35/19 rears
255/35/19 fronts and 285/35/19 rears
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I dont know if I did it right but it says Diameter Difference: 3.28%
Also speedometer its saying too slow..
Also speedometer its saying too slow..
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The difference you have is a tad more than that so you may not have any problems, but then again you might. You can decide for yourself if the speedo and odometer variance bothers you.
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I was wondering where Scott was going with his question…
Your reply…
…affirms the reason for Scott’s question (he is wise).
If your plan is mounting a 285mm tire on a 19x11 with offset +12 (or lower) rear wheel, you may need a sheet-metal cutter instead of just rolling the rear fenders.
It’s likely that this configuration will have its tires outside the stock fenders.
With 19x11 wheels and an offset +12, you should consider going with a wider tire (295mm or 305mm) and installing a body kit that accommodates the wheel’s offset and its best fitting tire width (tire width to body kit).
--Spike
…affirms the reason for Scott’s question (he is wise).
If your plan is mounting a 285mm tire on a 19x11 with offset +12 (or lower) rear wheel, you may need a sheet-metal cutter instead of just rolling the rear fenders.
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With 19x11 wheels and an offset +12, you should consider going with a wider tire (295mm or 305mm) and installing a body kit that accommodates the wheel’s offset and its best fitting tire width (tire width to body kit).
--Spike
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My wife's car has a 19x10.5 +28 (net) with a 305 tire, and it just barely clears. Yes, I understand she has a 305 and you want to run a 285, but your wheel will "stick out" 23mm more than hers (assuming the +12), the room just isn't there for another inch unless you stretch the tire. Shaving/grinding/rolling won't buy you an inch. You could run the 19x11 with a higher offset, like +33 or so.
What offset were yours?
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