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Tire Size for 19 inch rims!!!!!
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Hey fellas...I need some help. I have posted my E46 for you guys to see but I want some nice tires to go on my ride but dont know what to put on my 19 inch rims. Do you guys have any suggestions? I want a wide aggressive stance but without scrubbing and rubbing the car ya know? Let me know.....Thanks!
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what width and offset are your wheels?
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235/35/19 front
255/30/19 rear Depending on offset that should work fine |
I am so sorry guys but I am not car savvy at all. What is the offset and how do I get that information? When I bought the car it had those rims on it and I am very sure that they didnt come from the factory on the car. The guy just bought them shortly before he sold the car to me.
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If you like the size it has now and it doesn't rub use the same size.
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I wanna go wider on the back tho!
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I have a 325i lowered and im running 19's- My rear is a 9.5" rim and my front is a 9- I run 265's on the back- Youll need to roll your fenders if you have people in the back often or if you hit a lot of pot holes--- before i rolled and lowered my car i rarely rubbed- I never saw any problems- I think my setup is a 265 25 19- and in the front its a 235 30 19-- not sure tho- check some wheel size calculators online so you can find th right profile so your speedo reads accurate-
I ran Generals exlaim UHP's a few years back- not a bad tire and handled the stagger well- I'm now running hankook ventus v-12 and love them:bow:-- my buddy has them on his v10 m5 and he hasnt had an issue- my thoughts...If he can run them with 500hp i think my 325 with 215-220hp will be fine haha:blah: |
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265 25 19 doesn't even exist does it?
Just do 235/35/19 front and 255/30/19 rear, no issues and it will fit nicely. |
265 and i forget the profile - but it's low - has to be to not change the diameter of the rim and tire - I love my setup and it handles like a gem ... I don't see a problem with and and I've been running my 19s for the past 4 summers
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I have this size on there already so you dont think I can go wider on the back?
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Stick with 255 you have no reason or need to go wider and you eliminate any chance of possible rubbing by sticking with a 255 rear
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It all depends on the offset of your current wheels. It should be stamped somewhere on the inside of the wheel itself. Do a search or Google to get a little more informed so you know the right questions to ask. I run 245/35/19 up front and 265/30/19 rear on my sedan with a +40 offset up front and +45 rear with no rubbing on Hankook V12's.
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Yes as stated before. It all depends on the width and the offset your wheels. I had a 19x9.5 +30 square set up I ran with 235 all the way around. It looked pretty wide with a good agressive stretch on all four tires. My car is also stanced so you might want to go a little wider in the rear.
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