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Originally Posted by Rusty The Mich PPS are great on the Dragon. You might want to look at the Mich PS4S. It's slowly replacing the PSS. I have the 345/30-19

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The Mich PPS are great on the Dragon. You might want to look at the Mich PS4S. It's slowly replacing the PSS. I have the 345/30-19 PPS on the rear and 285/35-19 PS4S on the front.

No real down side to the square set-up. Getting the rims specs you want might cost some. You can get 4 rims all the same, and use spacers on the rear. This way, you can rotate tires and rims around. If you don't like spacers. Get rims spec'ed for the front and rear.

If you want to use the stock rims. I don't know what size you have. So no answer on that. If you want to use aftermarket rims. Then the sky is the limit.
Stock sport rims, so I guess I would have to find 2 more rear rims? Better warranty on tires I heard if all the same?
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Stock sport rims, so I guess I would have to find 2 more rear rims? Better warranty on tires I heard if all the same?
I don't remember what the stock sport rim sizes are. Nismo's yes.
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