Thread #6272
I got 19x8.5 in the front and 19x9.5 rears. I just want a mild stretch on it. Dont want to go extreme since this is my daily driver. any suggestion guys? thanks...
Are you lowered? What are the offsets of the wheels? Are your fenders rolled? The reason I ask is because you might get bashed for stretching when you dont need to. Although some may like the look, its main function is to gain clearance. This would be a mild stretch- 225/35 for the 8.5 and 245/35 for the 9.5 I ran this setup on my old 20's (the rear was 10' though) and it was pretty mild for my daily driver. I wish I could go back to having my tires look like that lol.
Yah, that's pretty mild, but would give a very slight stretch..if you want to call it that.
widebody_Q;84510 wrote:Are you lowered? What are the offsets of the wheels? Are your fenders rolled? The reason I ask is because you might get bashed for stretching when you dont need to. Although some may like the look, its main function is to gain clearance.
This would be a mild stretch- 225/35 for the 8.5 and 245/35 for the 9.5 I ran this setup on my old 20's (the rear was 10' though) and it was pretty mild for my daily driver. I wish I could go back to having my tires look like that lol.
[quote=widebody_Q;84510]Are you lowered? What are the offsets of the wheels? Are your fenders rolled? The reason I ask is because you might get bashed for stretching when you dont need to. Although some may like the look, its main function is to gain clearance. This would be a mild stretch- 225/35 for the 8.5 and 245/35 for the 9.5 I ran this setup on my old 20's (the rear was 10' though) and it was pretty mild for my daily driver. I wish I could go back to having my tires look like that lol.[/quote] i have air sus and i want to drive as low as possible. I dont want to stretch just to stretch. Actually i dont want to stretch but I will need to...thats why I want it as mild as i can. Thanks for specs bro.
If you get FK452s, I would even run 235 in the rear, as the 245 I have now is significantly wider than the 255 Dunlop I had previously. The 225/35 is ok in the front, but once again, larger than the 225 Dunlop I had before.
//935GS400 what are your offsets?
245 FK452 is wider than 255 Dunlop? Sad. I would avoid FK452 if you need clearance. 225/235 on 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 would be fine. 215/225 would also work if you can deal with the small diameter.
235/35 toyo proxes 4 have a slight stretch on 19 x 8.5.
I would go with a 225 in the rear and a 215 in the front. My lil bros GS runs a 225 on a 9 and a 235 on a 10 with no problems.
AFLS430;87575 wrote:I would go with a 225 in the rear and a 215 in the front. My lil bros GS runs a 225 on a 9 and a 235 on a 10 with no problems.what tires are you running...That's what size I bought for my new wheels... 225 on a 9" and 235 on a 10" Falken 452's
[quote=AFLS430;87575]I would go with a 225 in the rear and a 215 in the front. My lil bros GS runs a 225 on a 9 and a 235 on a 10 with no problems.[/quote]what tires are you running...That's what size I bought for my new wheels... 225 on a 9" and 235 on a 10" Falken 452's