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jbot Dec 28, 2008 08:35 PM

G37 19's on 2006 G35X sedan
 
I have a set of 19" G37 Wheels that I am looking to put on my 2006 G35X. Will the staggered wheels do damage to the drive train? I was looking to run 225-40-19's all around.

jedmonds Dec 28, 2008 11:32 PM


Originally Posted by jbot (Post 3756597)
I have a set of 19" G37 Wheels that I am looking to put on my 2006 G35X. Will the staggered wheels do damage to the drive train? I was looking to run 225-40-19's all around.

As long as you are running the same width tires on all 4 wheels, you should be fine. I would probably go 235's or 245's all around though.

GT-ER Dec 28, 2008 11:39 PM


Originally Posted by jedmonds (Post 3756963)
As long as you are running the same width tires on all 4 wheels, you should be fine. I would probably go 235's or 245's all around though.

Width shouldn't matter...tire diameter is what matters. As long as all the tires are the same size in height, the car can't tell the difference if it's staggered or not.

For example:

a 225/40/19 tire measures 82" total diameter.

a 255/35/19 tire also measures 82" total diameter.

jedmonds Dec 28, 2008 11:44 PM


Originally Posted by GT-ER (Post 3756976)
Width shouldn't matter...tire diameter is what matters. As long as all the tires are the same size in height, the car can't tell the difference if it's staggered or not.

For example:

a 225/40/19 tire measures 82" total diameter.

a 255/35/19 tire also measures 82" total diameter.

Good point, but not all tire companies have the exact same measurements for total diameter on their tires.

If you are going to run staggered tire sizes, check the manufacturers website to make sure the total diameter does in fact match front and rear.

GT-ER Dec 29, 2008 12:13 AM


Originally Posted by jedmonds (Post 3756988)
Good point, but not all tire companies have the exact same measurements for total diameter on their tires.

If you are going to run staggered tire sizes, check the manufacturers website to make sure the total diameter does in fact match front and rear.

Correct...but as long as all 4 tires are from the same company then it won't matter.

jedmonds Dec 29, 2008 12:31 AM


Originally Posted by GT-ER (Post 3757065)
Correct...but as long as all 4 tires are from the same company then it won't matter.

Not necessarily. Even tires from the same manufacturer will be off. within their sizes...

225/40/19 for nitto invo's have an inflated diameter of 26.18 inches 793 revs a mile

255/35/19 for nitto invo's have an inflated diameter of 26.10 inches 796 revs a mile.

I know its only .08 off, so it probably won't make much of a difference, but its not an exact match either...

GT-ER Dec 29, 2008 12:33 AM


Originally Posted by jedmonds (Post 3757113)
Not necessarily. Even tires from the same manufacturer will be off. within their sizes...

225/40/19 for nitto invo's have an inflated diameter of 26.18 inches 793 revs a mile

255/35/19 for nitto invo's have an inflated diameter of 26.10 inches 796 revs a mile.

I know its only .08 off, so it probably won't make much of a difference, but its not an exact match either...

Even the same exact tires can be off by .08... the car allows for some tolerance for tire wear.

BTW- I said diameter above and meant circumference...though it doesn't make a difference...the point is still the same.

jbot Jan 8, 2009 09:35 PM

Thanks for the info guys. Much appreciated!


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