19x9.5 +15 all the way around

okay! I need pros and cons. I wanna run a 19x9.5 +15 all the way around my y33. I know the offsets could be a little more agressive but i'll be running spacers at least a 10mm out back maybe a 5mm up front.  The real question is this...I plan on running just a mild stretch front and back as far as tires are concerned. maybe a 225/35/19 front and a 245/30/19 out back. 

I know this is this is a mild stretch.  I've got a 15 mile commute to work on interstate and shoddy surface roads that are under construction, and don't want to damage the lips of the wheels or damage the tires over the construction and potholes i fight everyday.  Opinions? Feedback? Any help advice is appreciated.

thanks

if its 9.5 all around, why dont you just get the same tires for all. at least you can rotate them. i dont see why you have to have the tires a staggered setup. just use a 235 all the way around

Any idea on how it would look.  I thought about using same tire size all the way around.  Even searched for similar setups but couldn't find any pics or any feedback from anyone who had done it.

[QUOTE=nextgear1;49329]Opinions? Feedback? Any help advice is appreciated.[/QUOTE]

hey bro, i used to run +15mm (F) and 0mm (R) on my 19" work euroline DHs. dope set-up, 225-35 in the front and 245-35 in the rear. i go over potholes and shit kinda slow and they were never dented/dinged/bent. so yeah, that's pretty aggressive and i'd suggest 235-35/265-35 if you're worried, that should give you a little bit extra meat. good luck! pics of the rims/tires are on my myspace, [url]www.myspace.com/pureperformance[/url]

I agree with Anto.....just run the same tire all the way around.  If the wheel specs were different (front and rear) then I would understand running different tires but if you are the same all around....might as well take advantage of the ability to rotate.  

Sukoshiyoshi

245 35 19 is already this as it is.

only stretch if you need to clear fenders etc. you shouldn't be stretching if you don't need it.