Can anyone tell me what size wheels these are:

Rear: 285/35/19

Front: 245/35/19

I found the last numbers, so can anyone tell me what the wheel sizes are, please?

Thanks!

 

you dont have a wheel size.. ex: 285/35/(17,18,19,20) you've got a missing number there.

 

Those are the tire widths and aspect ratio. You need the last number to know what size wheel that they mount to (i.e 18,19,20 etc)


http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete....jsp?techid=46

 

ok hold i will have the last number up by this afternoon i have to go check again

 

Are you wondering what size (width) wheels those tires will fit?
If so 8"-9.5" front and 9"-11" rear. The last number will tell you the wheel diameter. What exactly are you wanting to know?

 

I'm confused? The number your missing above will be the rim size. You going to answer your own question?????????

 

Now i want to know the size of this rim. Are you trying to buy new wheels? tires?

 

ok i found it out,

Front- 245/35/19

Rear- 285/35/19

So whats the wheel sizes for these?

 

These are 19 inch wheels..

 

Well you'll have 19' wheels hence the "19" in the tire sizes. 35 is the "thickness" of the wheels. Lower the number thinner the tires will be. I wouldnt recommend going below 30. Youll feel every pebble on the road lol 245 and 285 is the width of the tires. You could fit rims width of like 8.5-11? roughly. correct me if im wrong please. Question is still kinda vague.

 

do you want to stretch youre tires or no? 245 on a 9.5in width rim is a very very very tiny stretch. 285 on a 10.5 is pretty much no stretch.

 

well my friend has those numbers and his car sits like at an angle, like the front of the car is low and the back sits kinda high, it looks like this...

Think of this as his car:

/- it sits like this but in car form

 

OMG you are the "Kid," in this case I seriously doubt the tire size has much to do with how his car sits. I have 275/35s on 10.5" rims and my backside doesn't stick up too much and I like the dumped look just not to extreme.
Gary

 

Tire size is not going to lift the back unless you have a 55 series tire in back and a 30 series tire in the front. When figuring out the tire size for a wheel the first number is the width of the tire. If your rim is a 10 inch rim then you are actually looking a tire that is close to 10.5 inches to cover your rim side to side. 285 & 275 is in MM. 275mm equates to 10.86 mm, and 285 is 11.22. This is only for non stretched tires.

 

well then i dont understand how it sits like that, if it really has nothing to do with the tires, and sorry for not understanding....