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chall3nger 06-10-2015 11:38 AM

Does anybody know what is the meatiest (widest) tire that I can put on the stock base wheels without modifying anything? I've been searching in a lot of threads but all I found were dimensions of tires for the 19'' rays. Is there any information about the 18'' stock wheels?

AntiVenom 06-10-2015 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by chall3nger (Post 3224509)
Does anybody know what is the meatiest (widest) tire that I can put on the stock base wheels without modifying anything? I've been searching in a lot of threads but all I found were dimensions of tires for the 19'' rays. Is there any information about the 18'' stock wheels?

I don't have the wheels so everything I am about to say is theoretical. Hopefully someone with real world experience will chime in. However, this should give you a relatively good idea.

Front Wheel is 18x8 and an 8" wide wheel can generally take up to about 245-255 width tire.

Rear Wheel is an 18x9 and a 9" and you can run a 265-275.

Doing some quick research it seems you have a better tire selection in the 245/45r18 sizes for the front (most notably the Bridgestone RE-11).

For the rear I'd recommend the 275/40r18 for two reasons: first and most important it will match the diameter of the 245/45r18 tire. second, the RE-11 is available in that size.

I estimate this the widest grippiest tire setup that you can run on the OEM 18s.

For clarity: 245/45r18 Front & 275/40r18 Rear and I would recommend the Bridgestone RE-11s

jwomack1547 06-10-2015 12:35 PM

What about for the 19in oem sport rims?

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Anthony@Royal 06-10-2015 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by chall3nger (Post 3224509)
Does anybody know what is the meatiest (widest) tire that I can put on the stock base wheels without modifying anything? I've been searching in a lot of threads but all I found were dimensions of tires for the 19'' rays. Is there any information about the 18'' stock wheels?

I don't think you have to worry much about modifying anything with the stock wheels. You're biggest concern is if the tire will fit properly on the wheel. You can probably get away with a 255 in the front 275 in the back. They'll have a lot of "bubble" to them though.

Anthony@Royal 06-10-2015 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jwomack1547 (Post 3224560)
What about for the 19in oem sport rims?

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Well, they're an inch wider than the base all around. So probably 255-265 in the front, 275-285 rear? Never done this setup, hopefully someone can confirm...

AntiVenom 06-10-2015 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by jwomack1547 (Post 3224560)
What about for the 19in oem sport rims?

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265/35r19 Front
305/30r19 Rear

Various guys on here running it. Would look like this
http://www.the370z.com/members/azroa...arter-view.jpg


Edit: that photo is actually of 275/35r19s on the front. So like FPEnvy mentioned below 275 is the widest for the front.

FPenvy 06-10-2015 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by AntiVenom (Post 3224583)
265/35r19 Front
305/30r19 Rear

265/305 this is what I run on my oem sport wheels

pretty sure some people run 275's in the front as well

theboydiddy 06-12-2015 12:21 AM

i love the aggressive look and most people with a Z goes performance. although i love love to see a well stanced Z.
What is the widest size of wheels that can be put on the 370z sport breaks, without having to make any modifications to the body?
i am considering front 19x11+5 rear 19x13+0. would that be alright? or body work will be needed?

JC-Nismo 06-12-2015 12:47 AM

I run 20 x 10.5's on all four corners and haven't seen anything wider on the front unless it's wide body, but I'm sure someone will chime in on this.

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/d...B7DB78C7_1.jpg

KaienZ34 06-12-2015 06:35 AM

A few guys are running 20x11 F. and 20x13 in the rear, I don't know their offsets W.O.W. is one of them.

FPenvy 06-12-2015 07:44 AM

I know Rusty is running 345 wide tires in the rear of his Z without a widebody. soooo meaty :yum:

Zbrah 06-12-2015 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3224600)
265/305 this is what I run on my oem sport wheels

pretty sure some people run 275's in the front as well

<---- :D Tossed my rears up front when I made the jump to 305s some time last year. I will go down to 265 on the next upgrade. Tramlining like a MF when passing over uneven surface :eekdance:

Edit: Just notice I'm PREMIUM NOW!!!! :vuvuzela: Where are the tittayz?!!:happydance:

FPenvy 06-12-2015 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Zbrah (Post 3227139)
<---- :D Tossed my rears up front when I made the jump to 305s some time last year. I will go down to 265 on the next upgrade. Tramlining like a MF when passing over uneven surface :eekdance:

Edit: Just notice I'm PREMIUM NOW!!!! :vuvuzela: Where are the tittayz?!!:happydance:

oh I know you can go up to 305 in the front i'm just saying the most common people have been running lately is 265 or 275. sometimes 285 when running a square setup.

conrgats on premie status :tiphat:

Zbrah 06-12-2015 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3227155)
oh I know you can go up to 305 in the front i'm just saying the most common people have been running lately is 265 or 275. sometimes 285 when running a square setup.

conrgats on premie status :tiphat:

305s are out back! :p. I think it was Vince1 that had done 285 up front on Nismo wheels. I don't think we can safely stuff 305 up front, that's freaking insane! lol

FPenvy 06-12-2015 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Zbrah (Post 3227182)
305s are out back! :p. I think it was Vince1 that had done 285 up front on Nismo wheels. I don't think we can safely stuff 305 up front, that's freaking insane! lol

305s do fit up front from what ive been told.


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