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01-01-14, 08:46 PM
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Firstly, welcome to ClubLexus. Great car to represent with.
Secondly, a 235/35 up front will give you an overall diameter of 25.48". 265/35 should
give you an overall diameter of 26.30". I would suggest 275/30 for the rear as that overall diameter would be 25.49". So 235/35 and 275/30 is a perfect combination. Also, the gain in the height difference should allow you to get those tires underneath the fenders. I wouldn't suggest going with a thinner tire due to the fact that traction is necessary with that GTE. I'm sure there are more out there that will have more input too.
Secondly, a 235/35 up front will give you an overall diameter of 25.48". 265/35 should
give you an overall diameter of 26.30". I would suggest 275/30 for the rear as that overall diameter would be 25.49". So 235/35 and 275/30 is a perfect combination. Also, the gain in the height difference should allow you to get those tires underneath the fenders. I wouldn't suggest going with a thinner tire due to the fact that traction is necessary with that GTE. I'm sure there are more out there that will have more input too.
01-16-14, 02:22 PM
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So I should go with 235/35 up front. Will that have any rub at all with a full turning radius and lowered to the lip of the rim? And same for the rear with 275x30?
01-16-14, 07:11 PM
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Welcome to CL, great way to start out 
. I'm in Broward as well, Not sure if you'll be in town for this, but in case you are check out this link
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/flo...th-2014-a.html
. I'm in Broward as well, Not sure if you'll be in town for this, but in case you are check out this linkhttps://www.clublexus.com/forums/flo...th-2014-a.html
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