225/35r19
#1
225/35r19
I'm not going to drop the car. I'm simply looking for a nice set of summer wheels.
--Will these rub? I don't think so as the width is the same and I'm not changing the ride height or overall diameter of the tire assembly.
--Should I go w/ 19's or 18's? I don't know if 19's would look cheesy or really good.
I'm gonna go with chrome no matter which size I take. My car is aegean blue w/ the OE bodykit and dark tint.
Thanks for the feedback.
--Will these rub? I don't think so as the width is the same and I'm not changing the ride height or overall diameter of the tire assembly.
--Should I go w/ 19's or 18's? I don't know if 19's would look cheesy or really good.
I'm gonna go with chrome no matter which size I take. My car is aegean blue w/ the OE bodykit and dark tint.
Thanks for the feedback.
#3
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You are more prone to bent wheels if you have 19" especially if you have potholes where you drive. the 35 series tires don't give easily. Personally I'd go 235/40/18. BTW, the wheels are gonna be chaeper too.
#5
even though you are not lowering, road impacts and/or a fully loaded car can cause your tires to rub if don't get the right combination of rim width and offset. basically stick with a 7.5" or 8" wide rim with something close to a +50mm offset.
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