19 inch OEM Rays - Rear tire size?
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19 inch OEM Rays - Rear tire size?
I need to replace my stock rear tires.
I found a real good set of used tires. Yokohama S-Drive.
The seller has 2 sets but I don't know if they will work for my rears.
2 tires=275/40/19
2 tires= 245/45/19
Which one of these sets would be a better bet for my rear rims?
Also does anyone of pics of their tires with those sizes?
Thanks!!
I found a real good set of used tires. Yokohama S-Drive.
The seller has 2 sets but I don't know if they will work for my rears.
2 tires=275/40/19
2 tires= 245/45/19
Which one of these sets would be a better bet for my rear rims?
Also does anyone of pics of their tires with those sizes?
Thanks!!
Last edited by Black Acc; Jul 21, 2010 at 11:53 AM.
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Itasha Coupe

I wouldn't select any of those.
With the rear 19" OEM Ray, I'd run 225/40 in the rear.
That's mine with that size in the rear. 245/45 is going to be pretty beefy. I wouldn't even attempt a 275/40
With the rear 19" OEM Ray, I'd run 225/40 in the rear.
That's mine with that size in the rear. 245/45 is going to be pretty beefy. I wouldn't even attempt a 275/40
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Damn that sucks.
They are practically brand new for really cheap!
I know the 245/45/19 would work but would probably look a bit funny.
Anybody got a pic with 45 series?
They are practically brand new for really cheap!
I know the 245/45/19 would work but would probably look a bit funny.
Anybody got a pic with 45 series?
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From: Houston
Itasha Coupe

I'm telling you to go with 225 / 40. The tire is pretty damn thick already with a 40 series sidewall on an 8.5 rim. Now just imagine that with a 245/45/19.
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