225/40/19 & 245/35/19 Will this work?

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01-28-2011, 07:11 PM

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Thanks for the pic. I went with 225/40 and 245/35. Since I am doing coilovers anyway, I will look almost stock, but even front to back for fender gap.

The slightly lower profie will help with handling as well. Between the KWV3, sway bars, and the sticky RE-11 tires, it should handle awesome

Now, if only I could rid of the damn intrusive stability control without completely turning it off... that would be nice.

Next year will bring a complete wheel/tire package and a stage zero or 1 supercharger

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01-31-2011, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by AroundTheG37

The 245/40's look a little tall but don't bulge. I personally wish I would have went with 245/35 on the front but it's all good. A pic for reference.

Thats odd a 245/40 is 2/10ths of an inch shorter at 26.7" than a 225/45 at 26.9" (Bridgestone Potenza RE5050)

Which is comparable to the 275/35 on the rear 26.6".