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  • Damn You's A Sexy Chich
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  • Member For: 18y 7m 8d
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Just a quick question, will a set of 19s fit my car for sure (ba xr6t)

19 x 8 with 235/35/19 tyres with a +40 offset

19 x 9.5 with 245/35/19 tyres with a +40 offset

I know they should just not 100% sure about the offset, anything to worry about?

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I wouldn't go 245's on a 9.5 inch rim.

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:roflmbo: 265 or even better 275
  • Damn You's A Sexy Chich
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yeah I will go wider on the rear tyres, just wanted to know for definate about the +40 offset I think it will be fine but just want to make sure...

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I'm about to but some 19's aswell, 19 x 8.5 front and 19 x 9.5 rear and have been told that 245's are too small for a 9.5 rim.

Also, that a 245 x 35 tyre has a load rating of 91 where our front tyres should have a load rating of 93. A 245 x 35 has a load rating of 93 and a 265 sits well with a 9.5 rim.

I'm sure that if I am wrong, someone will be along soon to correct me. :beerchug:

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Posted

On a 19x8 rim you want a 245/35 R19 with a 93Y load rating (+40 offset)

on a 19X9.5 rim you want 275/30 R19 (+40 offset)

  • Damn You's A Sexy Chich
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Posted

sounds the goods to me... see how I go...

I wont need to roll guards or anything to avoid scrubbin with the 275's will I?

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Posted

275/30 shouldnt need rolling, but some tyres are a bit fatter that others.

If you can, get 275/35, they're a fair amount wider and alittle taller... Ive got them on mine, needed a minor roll to clear the lip, but traction is the best yet for a street tyre

  • Damn You's A Sexy Chich
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Posted

ok sweet. thanks guys :stirthepot:

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