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they said this because they have to. tirerack also said it was not good to change OEM tire sizes. so I just order tires without saying what car its for.

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Old 03-24-2015, 09:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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they said this because they have to. tirerack also said it was not good to change OEM tire sizes. so I just order tires without saying what car its for.

as for the ABS/VDC issues: that will only happen if the diameter of the F to R tires is over a certain amount.

as running a 45 or whatever front ratio tire and a 25 rear ratio tire will have the traction control light (little squirrely tires mark one) stuck on because of the diameter difference the ECU thinks your spinning tire.

someone else may know the exactly diameter difference but I think it was like .8" or something. don't quote me on that though.

I also run 265/305 on sport OEM wheels. they are perfect......the tir shop guys hate me because 305s were not the easiest to get on there. fun to watch them wrestle it though haha
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I'm running 275/35-19 front, and 345/30-19 rear. This is about the limit before the ABS/VDC lights come on. If I was to use a smaller front tire. I would think that the lights would be on.
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Cool How much diameter difference is good?

Stock OEM tires on a 370z have a diameter difference of 0.1". Is a diameter difference of 0 (i.e. equal diameter) ideal or do you want to maintain some kind of stagger?
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