No issues when i was running them like that on the coupe

 

the tires i have now from the previous owner are 275's in the back what would be the draw back to havin that wide of tires?

 

I think the only draw back would be the cost for new tires?

 

i appreciate everyones input its been helpful say i decided to go with the 275/30/19's on the back anyone see a problem i see everyone seems to go with 35's but id like a lil lower pro

 

30s are like rubberbands. get ready for a bummpy ride.

 

the draw back is, you're running tires too big for your wheels

 

What ever size you go with, make sure the fronts are no more than 3% smaller than the rear, other wise your VDC will go nuts.

 

Or the slim possibility of having the tire slip off the rim in a hard turn.

OP: 255 is the safe route, 265 MAY even work fine. There are a few members running 275's and claim zero issues but its not something I would risk doing.

 

Do you have any pictures of this setup? I'm thinking about going the same tire sizes, and wanted to see what it looks like (mainly the wheel gap, as my car is not lowered). Thanks.

 

not even a problem running 275 35 19 on rear and 245 on front no rubs or fender roll needed..

I have been running that for awhile

 

255 max idiots

 

i ordered 255/35/19 and 245/35/19's last night thanks for talkin me out of ordering to big of tires everybody

 

Wise choice grasshopper. Remember...Just because you can do it doesn't make it a good idea.

245/35/19 on 19"x8.0" +30 no spacers



255/35/19 on 19"x8.5" +33 no spacers

 

Just got 245/40/19 all around!!!! Like it so far i hope i dont rub when i drop it

 

Pending on how low you go and how stiff your coils are you may need to shave your sidemarker bracket. I had to with my 245/40's