Thread #189

235/35 on a 10"?

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bBOXDMarch 10, 2006
#3621

235/35 on a 10"?

Does anyone have any experience with running a 235/35-19 on a 19x10" or a 225/35-19 on a 19x9"?

Pictures of these stretches would be great. How was the ride comfort and actual driveability of that setup? Any info would be great. Thanks guys!

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Does anyone have any experience with running a 235/35-19 on a 19x10" or a 225/35-19 on a 19x9"?

Pictures of these stretches would be great. How was the ride comfort and actual driveability of that setup? Any info would be great. Thanks guys! 

VIPQ45March 10, 2006
#3626

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

I have 225/40 on a 9.5" and 245/40 on a 10.5" is that close enough??
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I have 225/40 on a 9.5" and 245/40 on a 10.5" is that close enough??
bBOXDMarch 10, 2006
#3627

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

Yea could you post pics of the wheels and tires off the car? or closeups of it. At least that will give me a base of what itll look like, sort of. I can do some calculations. THANKS!! :)
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Yea could you post pics of the wheels and tires off the car? or closeups of it. At least that will give me a base of what itll look like, sort of. I can do some calculations. THANKS!! :)
bBOXDMarch 10, 2006
#3629

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

I think i found something to work off of. Here are the specs of this pic.

19x9- 235/35
1910- 245/35

:)
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I think i found something to work off of. Here are the specs of this pic. 

19x9- 235/35
1910- 245/35

:) 
gatoMarch 10, 2006
#3632

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

bBoxd. I have the same specs on my wheels. I too am considering 225/35/19 and 235/35/19 in rear.

That pics pretty nice to go off of......I don't think that 245 looks as good on that ten................any pics of a 235 on 10?????

I'm definitley going 225 on fronts.......but can't figure out the rears?? :-\
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bBoxd. I have the same specs on my wheels. I too am considering 225/35/19 and 235/35/19 in rear.

That pics pretty nice to go off of......I don't think that 245 looks as good on that ten................any pics of a 235 on 10?????

I'm definitley going 225 on fronts.......but can't figure out the rears?? :-\
AME_VIPMarch 10, 2006
#3634

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

I ran 19x9 225/35/19 and 19x10 245/35/19 ST115. This was per Oneton's advice.
Very streetable for daily driving. Stiff ride, but thats a given with 19" low profile anyway. Pretty mild stretch you can go 215 and 235 if you want.

Pic of said 225 on 9 and 245 on 10.

Sorry I don't have good close ups anymore.

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I ran 19x9 225/35/19 and 19x10 245/35/19 ST115. This was per Oneton's advice. 
Very streetable for daily driving. Stiff ride, but thats a given with 19" low profile anyway. Pretty mild stretch you can go 215 and 235 if you want. 

Pic of said 225 on 9 and 245 on 10.

Sorry I don't have good close ups anymore.

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v469/Touring240/rearquarter.jpg[/img]
bBOXDMarch 10, 2006
#3637

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

Wow that looks great! Thanks for the info. Some better closeups would be ideal but thats ok. Im still really torn on if i should run a 235/35 or a 245/35. The sidewalls only have a .2 inch difference. Hmmmm....

For the front im pretty much convinced on running a 225/35. Its just the rears now. :(
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Wow that looks great! Thanks for the info. Some better closeups would be ideal but thats ok. Im still really torn on if i should run a 235/35 or a 245/35. The sidewalls only have a .2 inch difference. Hmmmm.... 

For the front im pretty much convinced on running a 225/35. Its just the rears now. :(
bBOXDMarch 10, 2006
#3639

Re: 235/35 on a 10"?

Heres another pic of a 245/35 on a 10." The stretch looks pretty good already on that. A 235/35 maybe a little too much stretch for a daily driver. Still not sure though. :)
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Heres another pic of a 245/35 on a 10." The stretch looks pretty good already on that. A 235/35 maybe a little too much stretch for a daily driver. Still not sure though. :)