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Hello Neal. I am a proud new owner of a 2009 G37xS 4 door sedan. I was wondering if staggering my wheels would be a good move. I currently have the factory 18" which are 2225/45/18 and i was wanting to go to Vossen 20" wheels. What do you recommend and will it be a good move since i have all wheel drive? thanks!!
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I have a 2008 G37 Journey with stock 18' wheels. I have called Tire Rack twice to confirm that 245 45 18 tires would fit this car, both times they said absolutely they will fit with no issues.Is this your opinion as well? I will need to buy new tires soon and have picked some Goodyear summer highperformance that are very highly rated in several articles as well as customer feedback.
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Hello Neal. I am a proud new owner of a 2009 G37xS 4 door sedan. I was wondering if staggering my wheels would be a good move. I currently have the factory 18" which are 2225/45/18 and i was wanting to go to Vossen 20" wheels. What do you recommend and will it be a good move since i have all wheel drive? thanks!!
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Hello Neal. I am a proud new owner of a 2009 G37xS 4 door sedan. I was wondering if staggering my wheels would be a good move. I currently have the factory 18" which are 2225/45/18 and i was wanting to go to Vossen 20" wheels. What do you recommend and will it be a good move since i have all wheel drive? thanks!!
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Hello Neal. I am a proud new owner of a 2009 G37xS 4 door sedan. I was wondering if staggering my wheels would be a good move. I currently have the factory 18" which are 2225/45/18 and i was wanting to go to Vossen 20" wheels. What do you recommend and will it be a good move since i have all wheel drive? thanks!!
I have a 2008 G37 Journey with stock 18' wheels. I have called Tire Rack twice to confirm that 245 45 18 tires would fit this car, both times they said absolutely they will fit with no issues.Is this your opinion as well? I will need to buy new tires soon and have picked some Goodyear summer highperformance that are very highly rated in several articles as well as customer feedback.
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Hey guys,
Just FYI, I ordered and shipped a set of Yoko S Drives (245/40/19, 275/35/19) to one of TireRack's "recommended installers". Only after I showed up for my appointment and asked them to be careful with my wheels did they said they couldn't do the install because their guys were too new and their equipment was too old! The only restriction on TireRack's website for that installer was "nothing over 22s".
I recommend that you call your installer before you ship to them and confirm they can actually do the install without damaging your wheels.
Just FYI, I ordered and shipped a set of Yoko S Drives (245/40/19, 275/35/19) to one of TireRack's "recommended installers". Only after I showed up for my appointment and asked them to be careful with my wheels did they said they couldn't do the install because their guys were too new and their equipment was too old! The only restriction on TireRack's website for that installer was "nothing over 22s".
I recommend that you call your installer before you ship to them and confirm they can actually do the install without damaging your wheels.
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245/35R19 in stock
255/35R19 in stock
275/30R19 in stock (not made in 35's yet)
285/35R19 in stock (no made in 25's yet)
Nothing in 295's yet. Next step up from 285 is 305/30.
You can view all prices and sizes at the following link Potenza RE-11 Sizing and Pricing
255/35R19 in stock
275/30R19 in stock (not made in 35's yet)
285/35R19 in stock (no made in 25's yet)
Nothing in 295's yet. Next step up from 285 is 305/30.
You can view all prices and sizes at the following link Potenza RE-11 Sizing and Pricing