295's on the Rear Anyone?
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No one's asked anything about tire sizes in 30 minutes or so, so I thought I'd post a question. ![Big Grin](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Is anyone running 295's on the Rear? Having any problems?
Currently I have 285/ 30/ 19's on 10" rims, which has a .1" larger diameter than stock. I'd like to see if 295/30/19's will work. They would give me a diameter that's .25" larger than stock ( speedo will read 65mph when I'm going 65.63mph). I'd like the extra rubber both on the ground and from the wheel to the road.
Thanks!
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Is anyone running 295's on the Rear? Having any problems?
Currently I have 285/ 30/ 19's on 10" rims, which has a .1" larger diameter than stock. I'd like to see if 295/30/19's will work. They would give me a diameter that's .25" larger than stock ( speedo will read 65mph when I'm going 65.63mph). I'd like the extra rubber both on the ground and from the wheel to the road.
Thanks!
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I have 295s on the rear with 20" x 11" wheels (35 offset). Had to trim the liner and bumper mounting bracket. Trim strips still work without modification.
A lot less trimming than 245s on the front. The turning wheels require more clearance.
They look real beefy from the back and don't have the goofy stretched look.
Mark (da-bizket)
A lot less trimming than 245s on the front. The turning wheels require more clearance.
They look real beefy from the back and don't have the goofy stretched look.
Mark (da-bizket)
Last edited by da-bizket; 09-13-08 at 08:36 PM.
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