Sooo excited
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I'm frickin stoked!!!! I need to find two front tires! I wonder what size... I don't think that guy had the right size one there. Do you still have the list of tires sizes and rims? I need to see what tires people put on the 19" 8.5 and 9.5
What's your rear tire size, Travis? I'm guessing you probably have either 265/35R19's or 275/35R19's on the rear. If this is the case, then 245/40R19's on the front should be a good match.
Last edited by 2GoRNot2G; Apr 2, 2009 at 08:37 PM.
Really?!?! 245/35R19's are quite a bit smaller in diameter than the factory tires. What size are you running in the rear, Will?
The stock 225/50R18's have a rolling diameter of ~27", and depending on what kind of tire you have, a 245/35R19 is about 25.8", so at least an entire inch smaller in diameter. A 245/40R19 is about 26.8", so it would be a much closer match.
The stock 225/50R18's have a rolling diameter of ~27", and depending on what kind of tire you have, a 245/35R19 is about 25.8", so at least an entire inch smaller in diameter. A 245/40R19 is about 26.8", so it would be a much closer match.
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Really?!?! 245/35R19's are quite a bit smaller in diameter than the factory tires. What size are you running in the rear, Will?
The stock 225/50R18's have a rolling diameter of ~27", and depending on what kind of tire you have, a 245/35R19 is about 25.8", so at least an entire inch smaller in diameter. A 245/40R19 is about 26.8", so it would be a much closer match.
The stock 225/50R18's have a rolling diameter of ~27", and depending on what kind of tire you have, a 245/35R19 is about 25.8", so at least an entire inch smaller in diameter. A 245/40R19 is about 26.8", so it would be a much closer match.
I had 8.5F and 9.5R.. ran T1Rs in 245/40 19 in the front and 275/35 19 in the rear. I think that's the closest you'll be to OEM sizes.
Anxious to see what your car's gonna look like. I'm jealous!
Anxious to see what your car's gonna look like. I'm jealous!
IMO your current set up should be fine. I wouldn't get new tires unless you really HAVE to due to the wear.
GL.
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Ya, the guy jacked me.... there were in bags and just looks at rims, when I got home the side wall of the front was torn and need to be replace and he was an @$$ about it...still good deal I guess. I think I'm going to be some fronts and just mount :-) I'm getting too excited, first set of rims ever!
Since your replacing the rims anyway, then your defintely better off going with the 245/40R19's. They will match the overall rolling diameter of the stock tires the most closely and there will be no chance that they might throw off your ABS system.
Yes, my too, Will!!! He's got everything on now except the wheels, as he still needs to get some new front tires first. The car looks great, but I hardly got to see it all done before he left yesterday, so he needs to post up some pics for us all to see.
Those aren't "WRONG" sizes Travis. A lot of people run that set up for your diameter rims. It all depends on tire brands also.. b/c certain brands don't make certain sizes.
IMO your current set up should be fine. I wouldn't get new tires unless you really HAVE to due to the wear.
GL.
IMO your current set up should be fine. I wouldn't get new tires unless you really HAVE to due to the wear.
GL.
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camera is broke!!! you said other were taking pictures, ask them 
Trying to find tires now... I owe taxes which is whack!!! So hopefully won't prolong too much

Trying to find tires now... I owe taxes which is whack!!! So hopefully won't prolong too much


