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Originally Posted by Nithmo Ugh... I hate to ask, but I'm not seeing a clear answer... I have two sets of Nismo wheels (a 2014 set, and a 2016 set).
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![]() I would personally go 305 max and 285/295 preferred on the rear and 275 max and 255/265 on the front. Especially for our pot holy streets and rough roads. You want some rubber to absorb those bumps and not have the rubber scrunched on the rim. I had 305/275 Bridgestone's R050 and wasn't happy with the size or tire in the past. Very rough ride with the Nismo suspension. Just my observations and beaver nickels worth. I do have a set of Swift Springs in my parts pile too ![]()
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