Tires for OEM 19s : The end-all thread
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Originally Posted by 2001Z71
I just wanted a set that would "work", so I went with near-OEM sizes:
225/35/19 and 245/35/19
For some reason I got it in my head that I wanted to go wider, but I think the OEM widths are fine because Im putting out near stock power, and I drive pretty conservativly.
225/35/19 and 245/35/19
For some reason I got it in my head that I wanted to go wider, but I think the OEM widths are fine because Im putting out near stock power, and I drive pretty conservativly.
anyways i do have pics of 245/35/19 & 275/35/19.
let me see if i do this right..




hope this clears stuff up. ;]
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So I would be better off keeping the 255/40 on the rear and just switching the front to a 245/35 ?
I had thought about that, but I really like how the 235 handles in the front as opposed to the 245
I had thought about that, but I really like how the 235 handles in the front as opposed to the 245
Originally Posted by 2001Z71
So I would be better off keeping the 255/40 on the rear and just switching the front to a 245/35 ?
I had thought about that, but I really like how the 235 handles in the front as opposed to the 245
I had thought about that, but I really like how the 235 handles in the front as opposed to the 245
IF you running OEM 19" what size tires would you go with if your car is 1.2" (f) 0.9 (back) drop..An you want to cover up a good amount of gap.. but at the same time you don't want too much tire showing?
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I got the 245/35/19 on the front and kept the 255/40/19 on the back and my car feels great. No more trouble codes, brakes feel nice, Im happy!
T1-R's are the MOST popular choice by users on this forum, just from all the information and stories I've read.
I think people consider the Toyo's as the best "bang for the buck". There are "better" tires out there, but they cost alot more, and the tread life on the Toyo's is good. 15k-35k in most cases, from everything I've read. Usage will vary according to your driving style, naturally.
Search...there have been probably more threads on "What's the best tire?" than anything else on this forum
I think people consider the Toyo's as the best "bang for the buck". There are "better" tires out there, but they cost alot more, and the tread life on the Toyo's is good. 15k-35k in most cases, from everything I've read. Usage will vary according to your driving style, naturally.
Search...there have been probably more threads on "What's the best tire?" than anything else on this forum
Originally Posted by G35BASTARD
245/35 and 255/40 seems to be a good choice for OEM 19's but what are some tires that will last.
I used them before on my Acura CL Type-S
and now I'm using them on my G35
They last quite al ong time and they're really decent so far as traction goes. GREAT all-weather tire and great in the rain.
Bridgestone has discontinued them to start up a new line so they're half-off everywhere!
They used to be REALLY pricey but I just got a set for front and rear for $800 shipped. on these bad boys.
michelin ps2's oem 19"s
i have a 05 coupe, and thinking of putting on 235/35/19's in the front and
255/35/19"s in the back. I am basically going up one size from my oem sizes. do you think there would be a problem with that. please help. first purchase of tires for my g. Thanks!!
255/35/19"s in the back. I am basically going up one size from my oem sizes. do you think there would be a problem with that. please help. first purchase of tires for my g. Thanks!!



