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hi guys...i need help for my rims...i got STANCE SF01 19X8.5 + 33 and 19x9.5 +45 ...the rear tire keeps on rubbing..my tire size is 245/35 front 275/30 ...i wanna know if i can use any other tires size for this rim..my car is awd so i need tires that has the same rolling diameter...tnx!
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275 is too wide 265 might work but 255 is probably better because of the offset. The tire will have a slight stretch. My first set of wheels were
front 19x8.5 offset 30. 235/35/19
rear 19x9.5 offset 40. 265/30/19
front 19x8.5 offset 30. 235/35/19
rear 19x9.5 offset 40. 265/30/19
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Unfortunately you will have to replace all 4 tires.
235/35 and 265/30 are your best bet.
Next step down in size is 225/35 and 255/30...which will match closely with the stock F Sport diameter wheels.
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^^+1...since you have 245/30 in front, you've committed the back to being 275/30, or something comparable in that diameter.
Unfortunately you will have to replace all 4 tires.
235/35 and 265/30 are your best bet.
Next step down in size is 225/35 and 255/30...which will match closely with the stock F Sport diameter wheels.
Unfortunately you will have to replace all 4 tires.
235/35 and 265/30 are your best bet.
Next step down in size is 225/35 and 255/30...which will match closely with the stock F Sport diameter wheels.
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235/35 and 265/30 have the same rolling diameter for the purposes of the AWD.
The +45 will clear the fender for sure with the 265.
Although you never said where it was rubbing...
The +45 will clear the fender for sure with the 265.
Although you never said where it was rubbing...
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whew! thank you so much Sasnuke ...this answered my question...now im thinkin what brand of tire should i get..it seems like everybody got the hankook ventus tire..
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Look at the Tread Width and try to select one that has the smallest Tread width.
Even though all 265/30/19's are supposed to be the same, there is a variance from manufacturer to manufacturer.
A tire that is less square (or more rounded, however you want to look at it), will have a smaller Tread Width.
This will give you a little more clearance and piece of mind.
Example below...ignore the actual number as that is a 20 inch rim...I had that pic saved for something else...can't remember what though.
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hi again sasnuke..got a question bro...somebody wants to trade rims with me...he's rims is Vossen CVT's 19x8.5 +32 front 19x10 +42 rear with 235/40/19 front 275/35/19 rear ...u think the rear is gonna rub with this offsets ? and do they have the same rolling diameter?coz my car is awd
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hi again sasnuke..got a question bro...somebody wants to trade rims with me...he's rims is Vossen CVT's 19x8.5 +32 front 19x10 +42 rear with 235/40/19 front 275/35/19 rear ...u think the rear is gonna rub with this offsets ? and do they have the same rolling diameter?coz my car is awd
Doodlebug above has the same size/offset rim on the rear and he claims no rubbing with a 275/30/19 with RSR Half Downs...but also never has a full vehicle.
If he would let you test fit them, that would be the only way to tell. It's gonna be close.
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They have the same rolling diameter. The only concern is with the 35 sidewall on the rear. It makes the tire taller than a 275/30/19.
Doodlebug above has the same size/offset rim on the rear and he claims no rubbing with a 275/30/19 with RSR Half Downs...but also never has a full vehicle.
If he would let you test fit them, that would be the only way to tell. It's gonna be close.
Doodlebug above has the same size/offset rim on the rear and he claims no rubbing with a 275/30/19 with RSR Half Downs...but also never has a full vehicle.
If he would let you test fit them, that would be the only way to tell. It's gonna be close.
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If you do lower the car, you would have to be careful by how much.
And hopefully you never fill the back seat with adults...
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