hey ppl sorry for the double post but here it goes

i have a 20 inch rims

my front wheel is 8.5 inches
my rear wheel is 10 inches

my toyo tires wear away too fast and i have way too much camber going on

i want as much profile as posible or just watever is recommended to protect my rim, keep tire wear low, and maybe make a softish like ride

please post reccomended tires and sizes for my wheels

 

Toyo T1R's 275/30/20 rears, 245/35/20 fronts. But that might be what you're already running.

That's my setup, except for the rear wheel is 20x10.5 but I'm pretty sure it fits on the 20x10. Best bang for the buck for performance, comfort, protection in my opinion.

It shouldn't cost you more than $1k for that setup.

Camber kits cost less than the tires, so it might be a good investment.

If Toyo's aren't your flavor, try Nitto NT 555 or BF Goodrich.

 

i have that setup now but toyos suk they wear way too quick and i think 275/30 is too small i was thinking either 285/30 or 275/35

 

The 275/30 20 is the rigth size, however you can get 285/30 20 for added protection, please get a camber kit, this will help you keep your tires longer, as they will wear the whole tire as to the 25% that they mostlikely are now.

 

whats a camber kit

how much does it cost

where do i get it

 

my front wears more then my back

 

For your car, a camber kit is an A Arm replacement, you can choose from many different manufactures; this has been discussed quite a bit. Which one you need really depends on how bad your camber is, CUSCO would be one of the most affordable, however is very limited in terms of add positive camber.

Heres a tread that has some good discusses about A Arms
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ght=camber+kit

 

winters here and so is salt on the streets, i have alot of camber on my toyos ti-s i dont wanna buy new wheels and then destroy them in the winter

anycase regardless of my situation i know that the toyos are directional but would it be possible to swap the tire from my :

left front wheel and put it on my right front wheel and ride on it for a little.


the outside of my tire says right on the sidewall but does it say left on the innersidewall of that same tire?

 

My recomendation is

245-35-20's in the front and 275-35-20's in the rear. This may be fat set up but its consistant in tire diameter incease both front and rear.

 

I don't think that setup will work. I get 25.78" diameter on the 245/35/20 and 27.57" diameter on the 275/35/20. That will mess up the VDC correct?

I've been checking and will probably go with same setup as on my Z:
255/30/20 front
285/30/20 rear

Anyone else running a 255 on the front of their G35 coupe?

Thanks,
Ron

 

I went with 255/35/20 F and 285/30/20 R for my setup.

 

I believe that the VDC needs to see a rake in order to work correctly.

 

I don't know where you got the diameter of 245-35-20 but ITS NOT 25.78 inches. Its around 26.7 or 26.8inches. 25.78 is spec for 245-35-19.

26.8 in the front and 27.5 in the rear is a FAT SET UP and you will not have an issue with VDC. This set up is similar to 245-35-19 (25.8) in the front and 275-35-19 (26.5) in the rear. As long as front and rear increased in similar increments, you will not have an issue with VDC. I think you will have an issue with VDC if you run all 4 wheels at same/similar size.

 

I have the same setup.

 

255/35/20 & 285/30/20 is the way to go. I've had this setup for 6 months and no issues at all with VDC. When you first get them on, the VDC will come on for a few seconds and then it will adjust to the new size. I promise.