Nissan 370Z Forum - Bridgestone RE11: After 12K Miles, theUndisputed KING of street tires. Review inside

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What 1life said. A 295/30 would work as well.

they don't have 295 for RE-11s

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Originally Posted by Merv (Post 3080766)

What 1life said. A 295/30 would work as well.

Would the 285/35/19 work on the stock rays rims?

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3085645)

Would the 285/35/19 work on the stock rays rims?

I've got the same on my rears.

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3085645)

Would the 285/35/19 work on the stock rays rims?

305 would be better.

285/35/19 is plenty sticky for stock-ish engine.

^True

but 305 looks better lol

305 looks pinched on the stock 10" wheels imo

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3086982)

285/35/19 is plenty sticky for stock-ish engine.

What size front for that size rear?

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Originally Posted by MattGix (Post 3104714)

What size front for that size rear?

Stock Nismo size 245/40/19 front and 285/35/19 rear

I switched from re-11's to S-04 and although pole position's are a great tire I do miss the stiffness of the re-11. I think I might go back to them if they are still around when the Z needs new tires.

Running 245/40/19 front and 285/35/19 rear on a 370z GT with the 19" Rays wheels is good yeah ?

Im thinking about getting RE11s in those sizes next month.

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Originally Posted by iiNNeX (Post 3107188)

Running 245/40/19 front and 285/35/19 rear on a 370z GT with the 19" Rays wheels is good yeah ?

Im thinking about getting RE11s in those sizes next month.

Yep. I have this setup and it works fine. Some will say bigger is better but honestly, unless you have forced induction, I don't see the advantage. The added un-sprung weight and increased rolling resistance out weighs the benefit IMO.