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Old 09-01-2004, 06:10 PM
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Default 19" tires in correct sizing. BRANDS?

wat r u guys running?
i seem to have a problem finding brands of tires with the sizes for 19s.
245/35/19 fronts and 275/35/19 or 285/35/19 for rears.
i know these r supposed to be the correct sizes for 19s.

was thinking something reasonably priced.
nittos?kumhos?hankooks?---they seem to not have these sizes.
or are these sizing charts not up to date?

wat's everyone else running?
thanks. let me know wat u think.
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Most members here are running Toyo T1S, b/c they are the cheapest and lightest in this size. I'm running Bridgestone SO3. There more brands like Pirelli, Dunlop, Falken, Michelin, Goodyear. Just go to www.tirerack.com, you should be able to find all these tires in this size. Hope this help.
Old 09-02-2004, 04:52 AM
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3 Most Popular:

Toyo T1s
Bridgestone SO3
Dunlop SP9000
Old 09-02-2004, 05:49 PM
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I'm running Nitto 555's
245/35/19 Front
275/30/19 Rear
They ride and handle great.
Old 09-02-2004, 05:58 PM
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Originally posted by Gary King
I'm running Nitto 555's
245/35/19 Front
275/30/19 Rear
They ride and handle great.
but they're the wrong size.
Old 09-02-2004, 06:24 PM
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Default Re: 19" tires in correct sizing. BRANDS?

Originally posted by micmicmotorbike
wat r u guys running?
i seem to have a problem finding brands of tires with the sizes for 19s.
245/35/19 fronts and 275/35/19 or 285/35/19 for rears.
i know these r supposed to be the correct sizes for 19s.

was thinking something reasonably priced.
nittos?kumhos?hankooks?---they seem to not have these sizes.
or are these sizing charts not up to date?

wat's everyone else running?
thanks. let me know wat u think.
check my pics that i just posted. its the one with the link to the msn group. warning cause they are big with great detail but for you that might be what you want cause there is a close up of the front and rear. i am running:

245/35/19 front

255/40/19 rear

falken 451's (or something like that)

main thing here is thats a decent amount of stagger with the rear being taller. i only have TCS and rarely have it on anyway. This setup might be a bit problematic if you have VDC. and oh yeah i think the speedo is off now by about 3 mph or so. big whup.
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it also affects the abs system.

the most correct tire sizes for 19" is 245/35/19 F and 275/35/19 or 285/35/19 R
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i am running on 255/35/19 and 285/35/19 continental tires
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Originally posted by Moroccan_Mole
but they're the wrong size.
What do you think is wrong the rear 30 series vs 35?
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Originally posted by Gary King
What do you think is wrong the rear 30 series vs 35?
If i am not mistaken when you run the 30 series in the rear that makes the rear tire smaller in overall diameter by -.25inch Thats not good cause then thats negative stagger and can mess up the cars computer system, especially TCS and VDC. The rears will be rotating quicker thus making the car think that you are spinning the tires and people have reported that the TCS kicks in too easily and the SLIP light comes on when you take corners aggresively
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Originally posted by HaNkYs_Z
Most members here are running Toyo T1S, b/c they are the cheapest ....
I hope you mean the price, because they are a high quality tire. And they come in the correct sizes for the 350Z
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Originally posted by grifferjr
If i am not mistaken when you run the 30 series in the rear that makes the rear tire smaller in overall diameter by -.25inch Thats not good cause then thats negative stagger and can mess up the cars computer system, especially TCS and VDC. The rears will be rotating quicker thus making the car think that you are spinning the tires and people have reported that the TCS kicks in too easily and the SLIP light comes on when you take corners aggresively
Thanks for the info. I have TCS on my car and what you wrote is true on my car. I usually ran the TCS off but the new tire size threw the TCS for sure.
Old 09-03-2004, 08:26 AM
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Originally posted by chaparro78
I hope you mean the price, because they are a high quality tire. And they come in the correct sizes for the 350Z
What do you think I mean, of course I am talking about the price. Please read the whole thing and don't just read the first sentence.
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Default Dunlop SP9000 19's

If anyone is interested in a good deal. I have 2 rears, Dunlop SP9000 275/35/19 's brand new.
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how much do you want for those tires my friend gave me his 19 inch volks (rich kid) glad to be friends) and they have the wrong tire set up in the back let me know pm me please my bday is coming up that would be nice to have those
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