What are the stickiest tires for OEM 19" rims?
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What are the stickiest tires for OEM 19" rims?
I need to replace my OEM tires from my 05 6MT cpe. I was looking for something stickier and perhaps a little wider than the stockers. Maybe a 235 up front and a 255 in the rear?
I like the Bridgestone RE01R's but they only come in this size:
245/35ZR19
Would it be bad to run that size front AND back? Will the back end sit too low to the point where it is noticeable?
Any other suggestions on a very sticky tire for the street that won't upset the VDC? I live in SoCal so snow is not a problem.
I like the Bridgestone RE01R's but they only come in this size:
245/35ZR19
Would it be bad to run that size front AND back? Will the back end sit too low to the point where it is noticeable?
Any other suggestions on a very sticky tire for the street that won't upset the VDC? I live in SoCal so snow is not a problem.
Last edited by NoSoup4U; 01-12-2008 at 02:22 PM.
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Originally Posted by gary c
The Michelins are not only good on dry streets but just as sticky on wet.
The first time you hit a wet spot and your rearend tries to pass the front
you'll wish you had bought Michelins......been there and it's get's your attention.....
The first time you hit a wet spot and your rearend tries to pass the front
you'll wish you had bought Michelins......been there and it's get's your attention.....
I was thinking:
Front: 245/35ZR19
Rear: 255/40ZR19
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