Tire size for oem rays 19's question.
Will likely rub on a sedan unless you are lowered and/or fenders are rolled flat. 255/35 are fine, see my sig.
Swivel, yeah im gonna roll the rear fenders and i have tanabe coupe coilovers. i wish i could of found 255/35 but 255/40 was what i found. It was a set of pirelli zeros brand new for $500 so i just jumped on it.
Frankieg35, did you notice your vdc acting up at all with the different height tires? Im thinking im just gonna run these tires and see what happens lol.
Frankieg35, did you notice your vdc acting up at all with the different height tires? Im thinking im just gonna run these tires and see what happens lol.
Swivel, yeah im gonna roll the rear fenders and i have tanabe coupe coilovers. i wish i could of found 255/35 but 255/40 was what i found. It was a set of pirelli zeros brand new for $500 so i just jumped on it.
Frankieg35, did you notice your vdc acting up at all with the different height tires? Im thinking im just gonna run these tires and see what happens lol.
Frankieg35, did you notice your vdc acting up at all with the different height tires? Im thinking im just gonna run these tires and see what happens lol.
I'm running 225/245.. The biggest I'd go would be 235/255..
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I from what I understand, the 245/35 front and 255/35 rear will give the best ride/performance on the OEM 19's. They look better than the oem sizes of 225/40 & 245/40 I plan on going to 245/35 & 255/35 once I wear out the OEM sizes.
See this is what I'm talking about lol. Some people say one size, some say another. So 245/255 is the best? I don't track the car. Just my DD for school and work. Trying to figure out the best setup.
If you want better handling characteristics then the wider the better. If not then a 225/245 will work. Depends on what you want out of the car.
Hey dude, I also just bought 245/35 & 255/35 for my rays(vent us v12). How do you like them vs stock? The size difference I mean...more traction?







