245/35/19 up front
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I did on my mobile and took the time to reply after finding the link and copying it etc BUT I misread your 2nd tire value. To me it would make no sense to go with a smaller rolling diameter as your speed will be off and your wheel gap would increase though. Is there a reason you are considering that size?
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I did on my mobile and took the time to reply after finding the link and copying it etc BUT I misread your 2nd tire value. To me it would make no sense to go with a smaller rolling diameter as your speed will be off and your wheel gap would increase though. Is there a reason you are considering that size?
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I just replaced all four tires yesterday (had over 20K miles on OEM Bridgestone Potenzas) with Michelin Super Sport A/S 3s. I got all four out the door for close to $1100 at American Tire Depot. Right now there is also a $70 rebate on Michelin's. However, when I got home i realized I had mistakenly asked for (in the fronts) 245/35R19s...I drove back and the manager said he would exchange them on Monday for no cost. That said, I have to admit that I was expecting these tires to be much quieter as other forums suggest. I didn't really notice it. The ride seems fine but what am I missing?
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