07 G35S riding on 19" 5zigen Gravis I
07 G35S riding on 19" 5zigen Gravis I






Yes. Im a horrible picture taker
Yes. I need a drop.
Yes. The tires should be wider but finding all seasons in 19.9.5 is not the easiest thing to do.
Other than that... what do you guys think?
Looks good Paul. They do look like the S4 wheels and little, which surprisingly makes the rear-end look a little audi(ish) from the side view, to me anyways...
Now you look different from all the other G35 Sports out there!
Now you look different from all the other G35 Sports out there!
These wheels were actually my first choice. I had 5zigen FNO1R-Cs on my subaru which I liked a lot so i decided to stay with 5zigens again. The tire size is really bad. Its 225 in the front w. 245 in the back. I really should have done 245 in the front and 275 in the back. I got the wheels from www.z1auto.com . He's local to me.
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Originally Posted by paulg35s
These wheels were actually my first choice. I had 5zigen FNO1R-Cs on my subaru which I liked a lot so i decided to stay with 5zigens again. The tire size is really bad. Its 225 in the front w. 245 in the back. I really should have done 245 in the front and 275 in the back. I got the wheels from www.z1auto.com . He's local to me.
. The tire sizes are def a little small. I think the 275/245 combo would have looked alot better. You mentioned you couldnt find all-season tires in those sizes? Out of curiousity, how will those really low profile tires do in inclimate weather even being all-season tires? I wonder if there is any advantage to such low profile all-seasons vs. a set of 275/245 Falkens or Toyos etc etc? Anyone have any input about this?? I have NO idea, just asking-
Well they are toyo proxes 4 and I havent tried them in the wintertime. I had some garbage sumitomo all-seasons on my subaru and they performed just fine in the snow... but then again i had an awd car. Honestly, If I had known that the guy doing my wheels were putting on such thin tires before I had picked them up, I may have gone a different route, but thats what happens when you're impatient and blinded by a new set of rims.
Originally Posted by paulg35s
Well they are toyo proxes 4 and I havent tried them in the wintertime. I had some garbage sumitomo all-seasons on my subaru and they performed just fine in the snow... but then again i had an awd car. Honestly, If I had known that the guy doing my wheels were putting on such thin tires before I had picked them up, I may have gone a different route, but thats what happens when you're impatient and blinded by a new set of rims.




