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I am contemplating getting some Volks (19x9.5 F, 19x10.5 R). What would be the best size tires to put on them given they are a half inch wider than stock?

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Old 11-13-2009, 07:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I am contemplating getting some Volks (19x9.5 F, 19x10.5 R). What would be the best size tires to put on them given they are a half inch wider than stock? Will the stock tires work or will that stretch them too far and make them look smaller in diameter?

I won't be lowering the car and want to keep close to stock diameter. Any input would be appreciated.
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Old 11-13-2009, 07:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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255 & 285 would work

or get 265 & 305
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255 & 285 would work

or get 265 & 305
That's what I was thinking.. 265/35 and 305/30. Pretty close to stock diameter. Thanks!
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Looks like 255/40 and 285/35 have more tire choices and are a bit cheaper.. I'll look into those too.

Thanks again for the help

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do you like beefy looking tires or just fitting tires??
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I'm running 275s and 305s on mine.
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do you like beefy looking tires or just fitting tires??
I like the profile of the stock tires but want a more aggressive offset so the wheels stick out a little more flush with the fender. I think the 255 285 setup will do the trick!
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I'm running 275s and 305s on mine.
no rubbing and/or VDC issues with that setup?
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no rubbing and/or VDC issues with that setup?
No rubbing issues at all. There's actually room for a 285 tire on the front. But, my front wheel is a 35 offset wheel and not the more frequently purchased 22 . The difference in tire height is only .35" and 10 revolutions per mile so it hasn't caused any problems with my VDC.
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thanks for the help guys, rep sent
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by the way, if u end up doin 305/30 and 255/35, get pirelli's p nero or nitto tires

most other brands come in 305/25 and have to get 255/30's to match
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i went 255 / 295
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correct size would be 255/ 285 but I would go 305s and 275s
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