235/35/19 all around on OEM 19's
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Go put it through a tire size calculator and get back to me. Here's one that might be helpful miata.net tire calc
245/40R19 Overall diameter 26.7
265/30R19 Overall diameter 25.4
1-(26.7/25.4)=0.048
Originally Posted by j-velocity
Tire spec i got from toyo.com
245/40R19 Overall diameter 26.7
265/30R19 Overall diameter 25.4
1-(26.7/25.4)=0.048
245/40R19 Overall diameter 26.7
265/30R19 Overall diameter 25.4
1-(26.7/25.4)=0.048
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Originally Posted by redlude97
check your math again, 1-(26.7/25.4)=0.051
I put in 25.4/26.7 instead of 26.7/25.4
Formula should be 1-(25.4/26.7)=0.048
Either way it's about 5% which I don't really care.
If you think it's a big difference then you stick with the OEM size.
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From: Boston, MA
Originally Posted by j-velocity
I am running on the exact set up on my OEM 19"
Toyo T1R in size 235/35R19F and 265/30R19R
Toyo T1R in size 235/35R19F and 265/30R19R
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Originally Posted by rockd
how do you like it? any problems with wheel damage or uneven height?
I really don't like the OEM Bridgestone RE050 225/40R19 and 245/40R19.
The new size sticks much better too since it's about 1" wider at the rear.
But if given the chooce again I would go for 245/40R19F and 275/35R19R because i do think the side wall is too thin.
I was given a crazy deal on these sizes and I was desperatly wanted to get rid of my OEM tires so I got these tires.
So it's totally up to you.... Just get what ever suites your budget.
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Originally Posted by j-velocity
I don't feel there are too much ride difference than my oem tires...
I really don't like the OEM Bridgestone RE050 225/40R19 and 245/40R19.
The new size sticks much better too since it's about 1" wider at the rear.
But if given the chooce again I would go for 245/40R19F and 275/35R19R because i do think the side wall is too thin.
I was given a crazy deal on these sizes and I was desperatly wanted to get rid of my OEM tires so I got these tires.
So it's totally up to you.... Just get what ever suites your budget.
I really don't like the OEM Bridgestone RE050 225/40R19 and 245/40R19.
The new size sticks much better too since it's about 1" wider at the rear.
But if given the chooce again I would go for 245/40R19F and 275/35R19R because i do think the side wall is too thin.
I was given a crazy deal on these sizes and I was desperatly wanted to get rid of my OEM tires so I got these tires.
So it's totally up to you.... Just get what ever suites your budget.
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Originally Posted by rockd
do you have any pix of the sidewall with 275/30 or 265/30? I could only find 275/35 around the site... is it really that thin? i don't want to ride around on rubber bands!
I will post pic if i can dig one up...
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