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Make sure you have the aggresive fitments to warrant the stretch. Nothing worse than sunken wheels because of underspec tires. On aggressive fitment though it looks insane.
255 is "spec" for a nine (meaning the tire is straight up and down)
285 is "spec for a ten (" " " ")
Going backwards 245 / 275 gives a very slight tilt to the tire, looks sexier, but not bad for everyday.
It goes on and on from there so just figure out how stretched you want to be.
I hope this helps!
255 is "spec" for a nine (meaning the tire is straight up and down)
285 is "spec for a ten (" " " ")
Going backwards 245 / 275 gives a very slight tilt to the tire, looks sexier, but not bad for everyday.
It goes on and on from there so just figure out how stretched you want to be.
I hope this helps!
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Make sure you have the aggresive fitments to warrant the stretch. Nothing worse than sunken wheels because of underspec tires. On aggressive fitment though it looks insane.
255 is "spec" for a nine (meaning the tire is straight up and down)
285 is "spec for a ten (" " " ")
Going backwards 245 / 275 gives a very slight tilt to the tire, looks sexier, but not bad for everyday.
It goes on and on from there so just figure out how stretched you want to be.
I hope this helps!
255 is "spec" for a nine (meaning the tire is straight up and down)
285 is "spec for a ten (" " " ")
Going backwards 245 / 275 gives a very slight tilt to the tire, looks sexier, but not bad for everyday.
It goes on and on from there so just figure out how stretched you want to be.
I hope this helps!
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Well pictured below are pics of my Z when I once had it yrs ago.
I had 19x9.5f and 19x10.5r with 245/35/19f and 275/30/19r. The tires had the perfect stretch to them as I too had aggresive offsets on the wheels of my Z.
Now if you have them by 9f and x10r and with the aggresive offsets you got your wheels in, then I would go with 235/35/19f and 265/30/19r. It should give it the perfect stretch you would need for your aggresive offset wheels. It would look similar to how I had it on my Z. Good luck.
I had 19x9.5f and 19x10.5r with 245/35/19f and 275/30/19r. The tires had the perfect stretch to them as I too had aggresive offsets on the wheels of my Z.
Now if you have them by 9f and x10r and with the aggresive offsets you got your wheels in, then I would go with 235/35/19f and 265/30/19r. It should give it the perfect stretch you would need for your aggresive offset wheels. It would look similar to how I had it on my Z. Good luck.
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^im not tat worried about the front, im more worried about the rear. the rear rubs tat it kinda shifted my bumper up and it kinda cracked my tails. tats the part tat sux. i kinda wanna get a lil thicker tires so i have a better ride and i can fill up more wheel gap with the body. I just want to go thicker tires so my front can have less wheel gap on my drop right now and my speedometer would be accurate. did u have falken FK452? was ur speedometer off? sick car btw!!!!!
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^im not tat worried about the front, im more worried about the rear. the rear rubs tat it kinda shifted my bumper up and it kinda cracked my tails. tats the part tat sux. i kinda wanna get a lil thicker tires so i have a better ride and i can fill up more wheel gap with the body. I just want to go thicker tires so my front can have less wheel gap on my drop right now and my speedometer would be accurate. did u have falken FK452? was ur speedometer off? sick car btw!!!!!
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