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Old Mar 13, 2017 | 04:08 AM
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Hello, I will be purchasing a set of 19" Varstoen ES1 wheels 19x9.5 +12mm/19x10.5 +12mm. I was wondering what size tires should I purchase? I currently am running Eibach Sportline Springs with Tokico Blue Shocks. It is a 1.2 inch drop all around. I currently am running Rota P45R wheels 18x9.5 +20mm all around 245/40F and 275/40R. Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I know that there probably was a bunch of these threads already but this is my first time back on here since 8 years ago. Ive had my 350z for 11 years now haha. Pic below is of my car.

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Originally Posted by AndyB350z
Hello, I will be purchasing a set of 19" Varstoen ES1 wheels 19x9.5 +12mm/19x10.5 +12mm. I was wondering what size tires should I purchase? I currently am running Eibach Sportline Springs with Tokico Blue Shocks. It is a 1.2 inch drop all around. I currently am running Rota P45R wheels 18x9.5 +20mm all around 245/40F and 275/40R. Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I know that there probably was a bunch of these threads already but this is my first time back on here since 8 years ago. Ive had my 350z for 11 years now haha. Pic below is of my car.

Thank you,
Andrew
With those offsets, go 245/35 & 275/35.

If you haven't already, expect to have to roll the rears and cutting down the front inner liner bolt, being on Sportlines. (My rears had to be rolled at 9.5 +15 and I can run 255/285 because I'm not as low on ProKits vs the Sportlines)
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With those offsets, go 245/35 & 275/35.

If you haven't already, expect to have to roll the rears and cutting down the front inner liner bolt, being on Sportlines. (My rears had to be rolled at 9.5 +15 and I can run 255/285 because I'm not as low on ProKits vs the Sportlines)
Thank you very much for the input. I do have my rear fenders rolled but not the front's. I don't believe it is needed in the fronts since it feels more rolled than the rears. I was hoping to do 265/35 and 295/35 but I think that might be a little crazy.
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Thank you very much for the input. I do have my rear fenders rolled but not the front's. I don't believe it is needed in the fronts since it feels more rolled than the rears. I was hoping to do 265/35 and 295/35 but I think that might be a little crazy.
Front lips are already pretty tight and tucked up as stock. Wheels have to turn and clear.

You might be able to run the 265/295 set up.... I've seen some pretty aggressive fits that are even larger; however, practicality sinks in here.... unless you're tracking, the 265/295s will never warm up to optimum temperature and gains from the additional rubber are not really realized except in the area of the "cool factor".
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only a couple hundred or so more and you can get Avant Garde M500 series.
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