19\" wheels and tires

e84 · 12-17-2010, 06:17 PM

Anyone using 245/35r19 front and 275/30r19 rear without fender roll? Any rubbing issues?
@Offset 8.5x19" et 45 front and 9.5x19" et 45 rear? Any pictures?

e84 · 12-17-2010, 06:20 PM

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Anyone using 245/35r19 front and 275/30r19 rear without fender roll? Any rubbing issues?
@Offset 8.5x19" et 45 front and 9.5x19" et 45 rear? Any pictures?

With stock sport suspension

VMRWheels · 12-17-2010, 06:58 PM

Unfortunately 245's wont clear the outside fenders. With a 8.5 +45, we've found that a 225 is a perfect fit. 235 is slightly on the wide side but may be pulled off depending on tire manufacturer.

275 rears will definitely not work with a 9.5 +45 wheel. 245 is the widest we've tested with a 9.5 +45 and 255 is the widest we've tested with a 9.5 +50.

-Charles@VMRWheels

Eyeman · 12-17-2010, 07:31 PM

I think you might could do 235/35 fr and 265/30 rear as long as you use Falkens or Toyos, might rub pretty bad with passengers in the car. The sizes you mentioned might rub but both the strut and the fender in the front.

Those are aggressive fitting wheels, play it safe your first set of tires and then if they fit maybe try a little bigger the next set.

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