thanks again 4DGS! the tire calculator i used says that its a 7% difference??

the guys running more aggressive setups on the awd is there awd still on? bc I've read that it can be turned off..

 

It'll be fine on the inside, may need a little pull up front.

235/35/19
Overall
25.47 in 646.93 mm
Sidewall
3.23 in 82.042 mm

245/35/19
Overall
25.75 in 654.05 mm
Sidewall
3.37 in 85.598 mm

That's 1.09%

 

mad respect homie... i will proceed with the purchase, but the only problem is the wheels i want are on back order til august now!

ANYBODY HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS?

 

so i go by the diameter, not the circumference?? or idk?? don't know much how to calculate percentage.

heres the calculator i used..

http://www.miata.net/cgi-bin/tirescgi

 

I have an 2007 Coupe. Not lowered and no spacers looking for some tires for my

F: 19 x 9.5, +16
R: 19 x 10, +4

They came with 245/35 and 275/30. Time for new tires and looking for a different setup. What do you guys recommend? Keep in mind this is my daily driver.

 

the tires that were already on them are just fine to get again man....however you could probably go with a 265/35 instead in the rears

 

245 and 255/35.

 

or you could jump down to that too haha but i was suggesting the 265/35 because he's at stock height so having stretch without drop looks dumb....

 

although it is a technical stretch, to the normal eye, it doesn't look weird. 245/35 on 9.5 and 275/35 on a 10.5 are the same idea.

 

so going down from a 10.5 to a 10 would make a 275/35 to a 255/35???? i wouldn't think you'd jump that far

 

Drew, you're right that it isn't the same in that instance, but I said 255 for two other reasons.

the first being it's the same as a 245 on 9.5. and second, 255/35 is much much more popular tire size for companies to make than 265/35.

I only mentioned the 245 and 275 examples to imply 255 on 10 isn't a big enough stretch that it would look retarded on stock height.

 

hmmm yeah i guess your right....

still waiting on my setup to come in....ordering f&r spc arms this week so that i can get that baby looking right

 

Thanks fellas

 

You're probably calculating overall difference from OEM sizes (being 215/55/17 or whatever the sedan had stock)

Post pics, this has gotta look weird....

 

^^ haha.