235/40/19???
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I have 235/35/19 on 45mm rims and I rub once in a blue moon with my system in the trunk. Without the heavy ass system...I haven't had any problems...unless I hit something extremely steep. The car is also lowered with the Eibach Pro Kit
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I wondered about this also UNeek, but from what I keep seeing, no one has tried this. All I have ever seen is just the 235/35/19's
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true...mins is +45 offset....and i'm on comptech springs...i have never rubbed and i have no trouble makin a u-turn...i think i might try this when i replace my tires...need a little more cushion than 235/35....
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maybe this may be better, 225/40/19 on a 19" x 7.5" wheel with a 50 offset. maybe even a 45 offset. 235 might be a bit wide... considering your low offset.
here's the link at tirerack.com
225/40/19 tires @ tire rack
I'm def gonna try that since it fills up the wheel wells pretty good and still has a little meat on it.
here's the link at tirerack.com
225/40/19 tires @ tire rack
I'm def gonna try that since it fills up the wheel wells pretty good and still has a little meat on it.
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Originally posted by UNeeKLiNG
225 won't be enough to protect the rims though i am assuming...i like how 235's cover up the rim a bit and acts as a protector
225 won't be enough to protect the rims though i am assuming...i like how 235's cover up the rim a bit and acts as a protector
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