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19x9.5 & 19x10.5 need help on tire size!

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don eJanuary 20, 2011
#366309

19x9.5 & 19x10.5 need help on tire size!

k i have a 06 G35 sedan and i just got new wheels

-19x9.5 12offset front. what tire size?
-19x10.5 22offset rear. what tire size?
and what brand of tires?
Fenders are rolled
looking for a nice stretch.
car is lowered on coilovers.


thanks for ur help
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k i have a 06 G35 sedan and i just got new wheels

-19x9.5 12offset front. what tire size?
-19x10.5 22offset rear. what tire size?
and what brand of tires?
Fenders are rolled
looking for a nice stretch.
car is lowered on coilovers.


thanks for ur help
cheez80January 20, 2011
#366315
225/35 and 245/35? looks about right
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225/35 and 245/35? looks about right
don eJanuary 20, 2011
#366317
cheez80;366315 wrote:225/35 and 245/35? looks about right

what brand?
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[QUOTE=cheez80;366315]225/35 and 245/35? looks about right[/QUOTE]
what brand?
cheez80January 20, 2011
#366320
whatever brand you want. do some research on the tire size threads on the forum -- you'll save yourself a lot of flaming if you take the time to figure it out on your own. it's more satisfying, too
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whatever brand you want. do some research on the tire size threads on the forum -- you'll save yourself a lot of flaming if you take the time to figure it out on your own. it's more satisfying, too
nokcy21January 20, 2011
#366321
215/35 and 235/35
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215/35 and 235/35
VI IXJanuary 20, 2011
#366323
cheez80;366315 wrote:225/35 and 245/35? looks about right


:biggthumpup:
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[QUOTE=cheez80;366315]225/35 and 245/35? looks about right[/QUOTE]

:biggthumpup:
don eJanuary 20, 2011
#366324
yea im thinkin of 225/35 F and R 235/35 or 245/35 just dont know what brand...
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yea im thinkin of 225/35 F and R 235/35 or 245/35 just dont know what brand...
lamsvJanuary 21, 2011
#366409
225/35 front, 245/35 rear is what most people with these width tires run. Hit up the consolidated wheel/tire stretch sticky to see research brands.

Varrstoen wheels?
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225/35 front, 245/35 rear is what most people with these width tires run. Hit up the consolidated wheel/tire stretch sticky to see research brands.

Varrstoen wheels?
HXSJanuary 23, 2011
#366820
General exclaims... Stretches nice and takes a beating!
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General exclaims... Stretches nice and takes a beating!
HXSJanuary 23, 2011
#366821
And I'd go 225/35 and 245/35 too.
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And I'd go 225/35 and 245/35 too.
OGJanuary 23, 2011
#366828
nankang ns2 has become my tire of choice. stretches decent, sized pretty true, noisy as f**k, but they're cheap and expendable.
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nankang ns2 has become my tire of choice. stretches decent, sized pretty true, noisy as f**k, but they're cheap and expendable.
cheez80January 23, 2011
#366833
OG;366828 wrote:nankang ns2 has become my tire of choice. stretches decent, sized pretty true, noisy as f**k, but they're cheap and expendable.


although i've noticed that prices have gone up and supply has dwindled. fuck.
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[QUOTE=OG;366828]nankang ns2 has become my tire of choice. stretches decent, sized pretty true, noisy as f**k, but they're cheap and expendable.[/QUOTE]

although i've noticed that prices have gone up and supply has dwindled. fuck.
OGJanuary 23, 2011
#366835
i always buy mine from the same seller on ebay. haven't noticed.
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i always buy mine from the same seller on ebay. haven't noticed.
cheez80January 23, 2011
#366912
OG;366835 wrote:i always buy mine from the same seller on ebay. haven't noticed.


Prices on the 255/35/18 I need went from like 85 to 97 or so now, at the same retailer. FML. Should've picked up a set in November when I was looking haha
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[QUOTE=OG;366835]i always buy mine from the same seller on ebay. haven't noticed.[/QUOTE]

Prices on the 255/35/18 I need went from like 85 to 97 or so now, at the same retailer. FML. Should've picked up a set in November when I was looking haha
Y34-619January 24, 2011
#366950
225/35 and 245/35:biggthumpup:
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225/35 and 245/35:biggthumpup:
TabakaJanuary 24, 2011
#366962
don e;366317 wrote:what brand?


What kind of performance are you looking for? How much camber are you running? If you're running major camber and know your tires are only going to last 10-15k, then get cheap like nankangs or generals. Stay away from Failken 452's. If you have some major cash, want a long lasting tire, and aren't going to run major camber, get some pilots :biggthumpup:
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[QUOTE=don e;366317]what brand?[/QUOTE]

What kind of performance are you looking for? How much camber are you running? If you're running major camber and know your tires are only going to last 10-15k, then get cheap like nankangs or generals. Stay away from Failken 452's. If you have some major cash, want a long lasting tire, and aren't going to run major camber, get some pilots  :biggthumpup:
BLKVIPFebruary 1, 2011
#368777
with kouki, I have 9.5 in rear with 225/35 nice amount of strech nothing to extream rides fine
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with kouki, I have 9.5 in rear with 225/35 nice amount of strech nothing to extream rides fine
Kouki MonsterFebruary 1, 2011
#368798
yeah, it does really depend on the tire.

Federals are just rounded when they stretch. bridgestone stretches great cause the rim protector is built on the outside of the sidewall rather than in the sidewall like federal. So when it stretches you have that nice sloped look, rather than just a rounded sidewall
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yeah, it does really depend on the tire.

Federals are just rounded when they stretch. bridgestone stretches great cause the rim protector is built on the outside of the sidewall rather than in the sidewall like federal. So when it stretches you have that nice sloped look, rather than just a rounded sidewall
Platinum-VIPFebruary 1, 2011
#368915
215/35/19 235/35/19
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215/35/19 235/35/19
kalristoFebruary 6, 2011
#369820
Tabaka;366962 wrote:What kind of performance are you looking for? How much camber are you running? If you're running major camber and know your tires are only going to last 10-15k, then get cheap like nankangs or generals. Stay away from Failken 452's. If you have some major cash, want a long lasting tire, and aren't going to run major camber, get some pilots :biggthumpup:


whats wrong with 452s?
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[QUOTE=Tabaka;366962]What kind of performance are you looking for? How much camber are you running? If you're running major camber and know your tires are only going to last 10-15k, then get cheap like nankangs or generals. Stay away from Failken 452's. If you have some major cash, want a long lasting tire, and aren't going to run major camber, get some pilots  :biggthumpup:[/QUOTE]

whats wrong with 452s?