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your tire sizes are gonna be different......Plain and simple, changing tire size will not make it anymore "flush". Wheel offsets and spacers do it. If you have sport wheels, its
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your tire sizes are gonna be different......Plain and simple, changing tire size will not make it anymore "flush". Wheel offsets and spacers do it. If you have sport wheels, its gonna be an XX/XX/19 size. The 95/97 Y you are stating is the load rating of the tire and the speed rating.
basically for example: 275/35/19-97Y = Tire width in MM/Aspect ratio/ Rim size - Load rating/Speed rating Everything else you are stating tires wise makes no sense as you are switching between 19 and 20 in rims..... |
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