Dunlop Direzza DZ101 good stretch tire???
Hey Guys,
In an earlier thread I asked about what tire size to run on my 19x10.5 rear and 19x9.5 front wheels. I decided to go with 225/35/19 front and 245/35/19 in the rear.
I picked out a tire combination that is not only a good fair price but also a decent tire. I however am not sure if this tire will stretch well on my wheels. Did anyone ever deal with these tires or maybe knows anyone that stretched them before??
Thanks
KAMIL
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Hey Guys,
In an earlier thread I asked about what tire size to run on my 19x10.5 rear and 19x9.5 front wheels. I decided to go with 225/35/19 front and 245/35/19 in the rear.
I picked out a tire combination that is not only a good fair price but also a decent tire. I however am not sure if this tire will stretch well on my wheels. Did anyone ever deal with these tires or maybe knows anyone that stretched them before??
Thanks
KAMIL
Dunlops have huge sidewalls and when compared to other same width tires, they are bigger then most that I've seen so far.
They'll fit on there just fine. shouldn't even need cheetah or anything, just slip the tires on, and air it away and it should bead itself.

18x10 +13 with a 235/40
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Dunlops have huge sidewalls and when compared to other same width tires, they are bigger then most that I've seen so far.
They'll fit on there just fine. shouldn't even need cheetah or anything, just slip the tires on, and air it away and it should bead itself.
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18x10 +13 with a 235/40
245 on a 10.5 will be easy!
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245 on a 10.5 will be easy!
I'd go with General exclaim. its a nicer tire imo
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I'd go with General exclaim. its a nicer tire imo
I'm running direzza dz101 on my Q and 300ZX as well.
I think they are great tires and reasonable pricing.:biggthumpup:
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I'm running direzza dz101 on my Q and 300ZX as well.
I think they are great tires and reasonable pricing.:biggthumpup: