Is this offset and tire size doable?
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Planning to buy 19" set
19x8.5 +30 F w/ 235 or 245/35/19
19x9.5 +35 R w/ 265 or 275/35/19
I will plan to drop the car...but not slamming rather just to get rid of the gap.
I saw this wheel offset on another member's car, look real flushed but I'm not sure about my usage of tires. I want FAT A$$ tires not rubber band.
Pls tell me if this setup will rub and will I need to roll the fenders.
MANY THANKS....
19x8.5 +30 F w/ 235 or 245/35/19
19x9.5 +35 R w/ 265 or 275/35/19
I will plan to drop the car...but not slamming rather just to get rid of the gap.
I saw this wheel offset on another member's car, look real flushed but I'm not sure about my usage of tires. I want FAT A$$ tires not rubber band.
Pls tell me if this setup will rub and will I need to roll the fenders.
MANY THANKS....
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235 in the front should be fine.
265 in the back should be fine too, not sure on the 275.
what drop are you planning on running?
I have 245/35/19 +30 offset on my rears slammed on tanabe coils and it doesn't rub nor did I roll my fenders. Im not sure if I can put a single passenger in my car yet without rubbing though haha.
265 in the back should be fine too, not sure on the 275.
what drop are you planning on running?
I have 245/35/19 +30 offset on my rears slammed on tanabe coils and it doesn't rub nor did I roll my fenders. Im not sure if I can put a single passenger in my car yet without rubbing though haha.
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235 in the front should be fine.
265 in the back should be fine too, not sure on the 275.
what drop are you planning on running?
I have 245/35/19 +30 offset on my rears slammed on tanabe coils and it doesn't rub nor did I roll my fenders. Im not sure if I can put a single passenger in my car yet without rubbing though haha.
265 in the back should be fine too, not sure on the 275.
what drop are you planning on running?
I have 245/35/19 +30 offset on my rears slammed on tanabe coils and it doesn't rub nor did I roll my fenders. Im not sure if I can put a single passenger in my car yet without rubbing though haha.
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you can prolly go 235/35/19 in the front and not have to roll your fenders. it shouldnt rub either. I am running 215/35/19 +32 in the fronts and have enough gap for a bigger tire. i have 265/35/19 +35 in the rears and there is barely a gap with the tein s tech springs. hope this helps.
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I had 235/35 in the front and rubbed slightly (nothing major) with s-techs. However, if you decide to dump the car, you may experience some more severe rubbing, especially while going up a driveway with your wheels turned (others have the same issue). I switched to 225/35 when I switched to coilovers and reduced the rubbing (still rubs, but manageable). It all depends on how low you want to go. As for the rears, I am running 265/30 and it's a perfect fit (roughly 1.5 mm fender clearance) IMO. BTW, my wheels are the FiveAxis wheels which I believe you are considering?
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