255/30/19 ok? Stock
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So I take it that it will work? Just not ideal thou right?
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P.s. Holy crap your car makes some awesome power.
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They'll fit your wheels, if that's what you mean. They are close to 1" less in OD. This means the wheel gap in the rear will be much bigger than it should be, and your electronics will be off a bit. Also your load carrying capacity is reduced by 200 lbs, if you bought XL tires. You should never never buy a tire with less load carrying capacity than the stock tires. Handling, don't know, but I surely wouldn't expect it to be better. I'm really surprised that a tire reseller would sell and mount those tires for you. I know, my tire dealer wouldn't.
Price isn't the only consideration when buying tires. IMO, you bought the wrong tires for your Lexus Hi-Performance vehicle.
Lou
Price isn't the only consideration when buying tires. IMO, you bought the wrong tires for your Lexus Hi-Performance vehicle.
Lou
Last edited by flowrider; 08-18-11 at 04:34 PM.
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They'll fit your wheels, if that's what you mean. They are close to 1" less in OD. This means the wheel gap in the rear will be much bigger than it should be, and your electronics will be off a bit. Also your load carrying capacity is reduced by 200 lbs, if you bought XL tires. You should never never buy a tire with less load carrying capacity than the stock tires. Handling, don't know, but I surely wouldn't expect it to be better. I'm really surprised that a tire reseller would sell and mount those tires for you. I know, my tire dealer wouldn't.
Price isn't the only consideration when buying tires. IMO, you bought the wrong tires for your Lexus Hi-Performance vehicle.
Lou
Price isn't the only consideration when buying tires. IMO, you bought the wrong tires for your Lexus Hi-Performance vehicle.
Lou
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