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So...does anyone have any pictures of what a 305 size tire looks like on the NIsmo 370z. I want to go wider in the rear. and 1 size bigger in

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Old 02-13-2011, 01:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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So...does anyone have any pictures of what a 305 size tire looks like on the NIsmo 370z.

I want to go wider in the rear.

and 1 size bigger in the front.
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Old 02-13-2011, 03:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I think if you go any wider than 295, you would have to go with a sidewall of 30.

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In my view,285/35-19 fit to our rear rims more nicely.
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Old 03-04-2011, 10:39 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Not very many people even make a 305/35 as far as I know.
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I was wondering the same thing.... I was wondering why everyone went with 305/30 and not 305/35... I guess it is because of manufacturers?
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I was wondering the same thing.... I was wondering why everyone went with 305/30 and not 305/35... I guess it is because of manufacturers?
Yea, not completely sure about the 30 vs 35, but may have something to do with being a wider tire with the same 19" wheel. All i know is when i bought my RE-11's, they only sold the 305's as a 30. So, my fronts are: 265/35/19 and rear: 305/30/19. I don't have a pic directly from behind the car (i'll shoot one tomorrow), but here's a pic of the 305 prior to mounting and then a side pic of the car. I know it's not a Nismo, but, you get the idea:



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305/35 tire would have a huge sidewall!
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man thats a bad *** looking set up osiris.
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305/35 tire would have a huge sidewall!
Agreed. 305/30 is the correct tire height, 305/35 would be 15mm taller overall. There is some pics in my gallery of the 305/30 installed on the stock 10" sport rim, you should expect it to show fractionally wider on the Nismo rim.
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I rarely like beefy tires and black on black te37's Osiris but you my friend have one clean Z. Looks sick!
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So...does anyone have any pictures of what a 305 size tire looks like on the NIsmo 370z.

I want to go wider in the rear.

and 1 size bigger in the front.
Mine's not a Nismo, sorry. But they are 305/25/20 on the rear and 265/30/20 on the front (no spacers). They are 9-1/2" wide on the front and 10-1/2" wide on the rear.
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I rarely like beefy tires and black on black te37's Osiris but you my friend have one clean Z. Looks sick!
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wow that's a big tire!
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305/35 tire would have a huge sidewall!
But the stock side wall for the rears is at 35. This is why it was confusing to me why people went smaller. I just don't see how going from stock to 305 is going to increase the side walls. Can someone explain it to me?
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Old 03-05-2011, 01:26 PM   #15 (permalink)
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I think you need to learn how to read tire sizes maybe.
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