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The rear could work though, as long as you have the correct offset to clear that width of tire.
Yea for the most part, a 225/40 up front would be better though.
Last edited by 4DGS; Jan 15, 2013 at 06:36 PM.
Don't waste your money on nankang tires,had these on my coupe for approx 5000kms the road noise from these tires is unbearable and the ride quality sucks. Replaced with firestone firehawk wide oval, what a difference, spend your cash on quality rubber.
none of the will affect handeling as long as you put appropriate tire sizes based on your needs, out of the choices you listed I would do the 19x10 +20 all around because the other choices have weak offsets (assuming you have a coupe, sedan different story), are you lowered on spring or coilover? plan to have a stance or keep normal camber and do meaty tires?
Not sure for the west coast, send Adon a message (that's his name on here) he's BC based and will probably know someone who can get them.
Coupe or sedan?
Coupe or sedan?
I spoke to him before and he gets them at onlinetires.com but have to go across the border to pick it up. I was trying to see if there are any other options before I go ahead and do that.
none of the will affect handeling as long as you put appropriate tire sizes based on your needs, out of the choices you listed I would do the 19x10 +20 all around because the other choices have weak offsets (assuming you have a coupe, sedan different story), are you lowered on spring or coilover? plan to have a stance or keep normal camber and do meaty tires?
would 19x10 +20 all around require rolling ?



