Holy huge a$$ pictures batman!! I'd suggest going down to a 255/35 rear but if you don't want to do that put the tires you got on and just pull to fit like TGMcCoy said

 

Yea, Im really debating doing that one. But 275, I dont hear many people running those. I will probably sell my proxes 4 275x35 for like 350 and buy some 255 for the rears. Make it easier. I will break even if I do that.

 

O and sorry for the big pics. I have been having problems with imageshack on posting HUGE pics.

 

The last owner had 225x35 and 245x35 federals. From what I know about Federals, they are a size larger than stated. So really he ran a 235 and a 255. What I HAVE in my garage are 245 and 275. Should I put the 245 on the front sell the 275 and toss 255 on the rears, maybe buy 235 for the fronts and toss 245 on the rears. Is that to insane of a stretch? Im thinking the 255 route, but i just want to be sure. Sorry we are talking about 20mm here, but I just want to make sure before I go into the shop tomorrow.

 

245/35 on an 11 isn't unheard of but your not going to have an even stretch if you put a 235/35 for the fronts to match

 

I have a 04 g35 coupe 5speed automatic with an intake and catback what are the best mods I can do for relatively cheap Ive been told spacers but idk

 

wat

 

yupp definitely another BOT

 

So Drew, are you saying 245 fronts 255 rears?

 

no i'm saying 255 rears, 235 fronts

 

But in order for him to salvage a pair, he would have to do 225/35 front 245/35 rear.

 

Yuppp...if that's what he wants to do....its a big stretch but its been done many times

 

Yea, looks like I may not have an even stretch. Hell I might just do 245 all around that way its easier for me to remember tire size... JK. I will probably do 245 front 255 rear. Thats kinda my option as of now. MAYBE just MAYBE do a 225 front but thats a hair to much for me.

 

Yeah its gonna be an uneven stretch

 

Now I'm just checking, the uneven stretch just means they don't look the same right? Won't necessarily affect driving correct.