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I think those would be fine. That setup could even work running a 5mm spacer in the rear. For the tires, I wouldn't go any bigger than a 255 front
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I think those would be fine. That setup could even work running a 5mm spacer in the rear. For the tires, I wouldn't go any bigger than a 255 front 285 rear.
Is your car lowered? Springs, coilovers? We run 19X9.5 +12 and 19X10.5 +12 Volk CE's. We have it slammed with around 2.8 degrees negative camber front and rear and are running the OEM tires with no issues. Fitment is great.  
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