Bridgestone Potenza RE-11 on G35 Coupe 19" ??
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Bridgestone Potenza RE-11 on G35 Coupe 19" ??
Fellow members...
Im in need of new rear tires on my 2007 G35 coupe which currently is rockin the stock 19" Bridgestone Potenza RE050A.
I came across some sick tires from Bridgestone called Potenza RE-11
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tires...productID=2033
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Potenza+RE-11
I would like something wider, but keep my stock 19" wheels...
What are my options on the biggest size I can go on stock 19" wheels and keep a comfortable ride as the G is my daily driver.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Im in need of new rear tires on my 2007 G35 coupe which currently is rockin the stock 19" Bridgestone Potenza RE050A.
I came across some sick tires from Bridgestone called Potenza RE-11
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tires...productID=2033
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Potenza+RE-11
I would like something wider, but keep my stock 19" wheels...
What are my options on the biggest size I can go on stock 19" wheels and keep a comfortable ride as the G is my daily driver.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
sick tires, links don't work though, you must copy-paste as "link" otherwise it gets shortened with "..."
These tires stick like glue, shouldn't they be AA traction and Y-rated? Most good summer tires even have Y-rated AA.
These tires stick like glue, shouldn't they be AA traction and Y-rated? Most good summer tires even have Y-rated AA.
The AA traction rating is given to tires that perform well in the wet - it doesn't take into account dry traction.
Definitely very sticky tires though - I've autoxed on them before and was very impressed.
If you have a stock sized tire up front, you've got a decision to make - either you go with a 255/35/19 and risk some VDC issues (as this tire is a bit shorter in overall diameter), or you go with a 265/35/19 which should be fine for the VDC but is a bit wider than recommended for the stock wheels. FWIW, I run the 265/35/19 size and have no issues.
Definitely very sticky tires though - I've autoxed on them before and was very impressed.
If you have a stock sized tire up front, you've got a decision to make - either you go with a 255/35/19 and risk some VDC issues (as this tire is a bit shorter in overall diameter), or you go with a 265/35/19 which should be fine for the VDC but is a bit wider than recommended for the stock wheels. FWIW, I run the 265/35/19 size and have no issues.
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sorry guys...
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Potenza+RE-11
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tires...productID=2033
The only sizes I seen for 19" on the website are these...
235/35R19
245/35R19
255/35R19
275/30R19
305/30R19
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Potenza+RE-11
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tires...productID=2033
The only sizes I seen for 19" on the website are these...
235/35R19
245/35R19
255/35R19
275/30R19
305/30R19
A smaller overall diameter in the rears gives VDC issues? I've ran 275/30/19 for years (for the same diameter as 245/45/18 stockers i need 275/35/19), but I never had any VDC issues from it. I just had slightly higher RPMs and a slightly inaccurate speedo lol.
The AA traction rating is given to tires that perform well in the wet - it doesn't take into account dry traction.
Definitely very sticky tires though - I've autoxed on them before and was very impressed.
If you have a stock sized tire up front, you've got a decision to make - either you go with a 255/35/19 and risk some VDC issues (as this tire is a bit shorter in overall diameter), or you go with a 265/35/19 which should be fine for the VDC but is a bit wider than recommended for the stock wheels. FWIW, I run the 265/35/19 size and have no issues.
Definitely very sticky tires though - I've autoxed on them before and was very impressed.
If you have a stock sized tire up front, you've got a decision to make - either you go with a 255/35/19 and risk some VDC issues (as this tire is a bit shorter in overall diameter), or you go with a 265/35/19 which should be fine for the VDC but is a bit wider than recommended for the stock wheels. FWIW, I run the 265/35/19 size and have no issues.
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I own both 050 and re-11's And unless you are going to track your car I would go with 050's. They will last a little longer with more comfort and I have autocrossed with my 050s and they do perfect.
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I think Im gonna pull the trigger and go with 265/35/19 on the RE-11's
I tried looking for 255/40/19, but they dont come in this tire. Damn!
Do you guys think the 265/35 will be a problem on the rear with stock in front?
I really like this tire, but If I cant do it..oh well. I will have to find something else.
any recommendations on similiar style tread and wide look.
I tried looking for 255/40/19, but they dont come in this tire. Damn!
Do you guys think the 265/35 will be a problem on the rear with stock in front?
I really like this tire, but If I cant do it..oh well. I will have to find something else.
any recommendations on similiar style tread and wide look.
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Just talked with TireRack...
255/35/19 are ok and will not set off VDC.
Gonna order today or tomorrow.
Cant wait to take off these Blizzaks..noisy..noisy.
Thanks guys for your help.
255/35/19 are ok and will not set off VDC.
Gonna order today or tomorrow.
Cant wait to take off these Blizzaks..noisy..noisy.
Thanks guys for your help.
i got some Bridgestone so-3 pole positions for sale
check it out: https://g35driver.com/forums/19-inch...-19-tires.html
check it out: https://g35driver.com/forums/19-inch...-19-tires.html
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