Tire Buying Whoas for 19x10
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Tire Buying Whoas for 19x10
I have 19x9 and 19x10 wheels on the way.
The best tire fitment for maximum clearance and maintaining the closest factory diameter is keeping the factory widths at 225/35R19 and 255/30/19.
225/35/19 are extremely hard to find in All Season tires, and unfortunately 255/30/19 is not compatible with 19x10 wheels, only up to 19x9.5. Even still only Michelin even made those all season tires in the same model.
I think a lot of people could save themselves a lot of tire problems by going F19x9 / R19x9.5 (+1 up-size all around). You can still get the same size lip and flush fitment with a rear +41 offset.
The best tire fitment for maximum clearance and maintaining the closest factory diameter is keeping the factory widths at 225/35R19 and 255/30/19.
225/35/19 are extremely hard to find in All Season tires, and unfortunately 255/30/19 is not compatible with 19x10 wheels, only up to 19x9.5. Even still only Michelin even made those all season tires in the same model.
I think a lot of people could save themselves a lot of tire problems by going F19x9 / R19x9.5 (+1 up-size all around). You can still get the same size lip and flush fitment with a rear +41 offset.
Last edited by TOPENDMS; 10-03-18 at 09:28 AM.
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You can fit 255/30/19 on a 10" wide wheel. i've seen it done. I don't follow those spec charts. I just fit what ever fits my car. Why not go with 265 if you can clear it??
i'm running 255/30/19 on my 9.5 rear and these tires can fit a 10" wheel. just a mild stretch.
i'm running 255/30/19 on my 9.5 rear and these tires can fit a 10" wheel. just a mild stretch.
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