Does this mean if i already have some new 245/40 on the backs i can order 275/35 and put them on the back and put the back ones on the front without the tire being stretched or anything? im sorry if this is a stupid question but im tire illiterate

 

+43 f +45 r

 

you are correct

 

Thanx Shuby you mad my day

 

Where did you find this information?

 

In the owner's manual on page 9-9.

LOL! When I read you post, I was thinking... D*mn, where did BB get all that info. I have been searching everywhere for weights and manufacturing.

 

So in other words Betty:

RTFM

 

Busted! I must have missed that.

 

I'll add a tag for this- great info and thanks for providing it.

edit: it appears you cant tag a stickied post...

 

TireRack actually has the weight of the front tire at 27 lbs. But definitely nice post BB!

 

My number came from actually weighing the tire on a scale myself. It had been used and some tread worn off so I'll change it. Good catch.

 

Do u think that the tires would rub? If i get 275/35/19 in the back and 245/40/19 in the front

 

I just got the 275/35/19 on the back and 245/40/19 in the front on the stock rims and i drove it for about 3-5 miles on some pretty bumpy roads and NO RUB just trying to get the Info out

 

Thanks. There are already tons of threads with that info already though. This is simply a reference thread with info about the OEM wheels and tires.

 

Added a link in 1st post to a useful wheel offset calculator.