245/275 Tire Combo
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245/275 Tire Combo
I have a 2012 ISF with the stock rims and wanted to confirm that the 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 setup will fit on my car and is the correct size as I'll be upsizing from the stock size tires. I have swift springs on the front only, rear is stock. Will I have any rubbing? Thanks.
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I have a 2012 ISF with the stock rims and wanted to confirm that the 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 setup will fit on my car and is the correct size as I'll be upsizing from the stock size tires. I have swift springs on the front only, rear is stock. Will I have any rubbing? Thanks.
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Because the 2012 wheels are 8.5" & 9.5" (1/2" wider) than the 08-11 wheels the 245/275 is the de facto standard most guys run (including me) you'll be fine and no rubbing with swift springs.
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Yes, those aspect ratios are correct and what I run as well.
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I was going to do 275/30 on my stock 08 wheel but discount tire suggested the 285/30 so I went with that option. I have not had any issues. I decided to go with the wider tire in case I ever purchased new wheels which I did which should be here in a few weeks.
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When I was running stock wheels on my '08, I ran 285/30s on the back. Many members here gave me a lot of grief about it, and some, who tired it, complained of mushy handling. I experienced no issues with the 285s. I ran Bridgestone S-04s. I'm now running 255/35/19 and 295/30/19 S-04s on 9s and 10s - RCF wheels.
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I have a 2012 ISF with the stock rims and wanted to confirm that the 245/35/19 and 275/30/19 setup will fit on my car and is the correct size as I'll be upsizing from the stock size tires. I have swift springs on the front only, rear is stock. Will I have any rubbing? Thanks.
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I want to go with 15mm spacers without rubbing (I'm lowered front and rear with Swift springs) so I believe I'll stick with 245/35 & 275/30. Don't want to deal with rubbing of any kind on stock wheels.
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I am running the same setup. Definitely improves stopping distance and overall front end grip. Also gets the car closer to neutral from the stock heavy understeer.