Yep it is for meaty (275-Front and up 305-Rear and up) some people got it mixed up with the "will it fit" thread.

EXACTLY..... :iagree: EPIC FAIL on their part......jk. Yes, 265/35 looks good on the front (275/35 is even sexier), but 325 or 335 on the rear is balls to wall bada**. I have seen the stock Nismo wheels with 265/35 on the front & 305/30 on the rear and it looks good (better than stock set up), but I want to see those individuals with 325 or 335 on the rear. The wheels do not have to be stock wheels. I heard that there are some individuals running 325 or 335 on the rear and could you guys post those pics please.

i want to see that man!!!

BTW im planing on buy some wheels. the size are 19x9.5+22 for the front and 19x11+15 for the rear... can you guys tell me what the best tire to fit this wheels?? im going to drop my car on swift springs if you have to know :)

Thanks!!!

Bridgestones re11 now have a 325/30/19 and its way cheaper than the PSS!!!


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Wrong thread, try the "will it fit" thread so we can keep this one on track. Look for rusty's nismo, he is running 275--325 or daisuki or WoW or buillit etc.

no problem dude!!!! i m going to do it ;) i ask here because i want a meaty tire to use in that size of wheels.

But thanks :)

Just saw that and was thinking about picking them up to replace my 305 Hankook rears, but i want 275/35 fronts and they only make 275/30.... decisions decisions...

Here's some old pic's. :D Thinking on going bigger later on. 295/35-19 front and 345/30-19 rear. :D Need a 10.5 rim on front thought.$$$ :(

I saw the pics early this morning and I almost need tissues to whipe up the mess. I like those 325's A LOT. Rusty mad props to you big guy on the work you have done....much much love to you.

Would a 325 fit on a 19x10.5 rim (rear) & how would it look? The reason why I am asking is b/c I had a G35 coupe which had 19x9 rims on the rear. I replaced the factory tires which were 245/40 on 19x9 (rear) and went up four sizes to 285/35 and it looked pretty effen sexy.

Using the TireRack Mich PSS spec chart. A 325 fits on 11" to 12" rim. 11.5" is the measured width.

I think a 305 looks just right on an 10.5" rim, 11" 315, 12" 325+ just my personal opinion.

I agree. I was off by half an inch when I went 285/35 on a 19x9 inch rim. This is what a discount employee said. Hmmmm....... I would be off at least by 1/2 an inch...maybe an inch tops (high side of things). Having 305 on the rear is no joke and far from few can say they have 305 in the rear, but there is never ever anything wrong with shooting for higher. Go big or go home....lol.

I absolutely agree too big guy, but saying you have 325 or 335 as a rear tire is just EFFEN sick. As I stated already 305 is no small tire either & no joke. The bigger the tire, the better and no second guessing if that is a "mans" car either. The size of the rear tire is a dead giveaway and you are absolutely making a damn good statement. Everyone would be looking & wondering what size that rear tire is.

then look at the guy you quoted! haha


im all for meaty tires but when does the weight of these meaty tires start to degrade performance. (now if you have 500hp on tap its not too big an issue)

Just out of curiosity mate why do you want 275/35 over the 275/30s. Im after the 275 front 305 rear, but i would like to know the advantage/ disadvantage of the 30/35 profile. I do prefer the look of the 30 but will it be a much different in ride quality . Thanks

275/35/19 is the stock size for the rears. So figured we'd use the same tire when moving it to the front. Then for the rear, since the tires are wider, you would go down one step in sidewall profile, so 30 it is. 305/30/19 in the rear. 305 because stock is 245/275 so 30mm difference. 275+30=305.

Also, 245/45/19 has a total diameter of 26.7" (estimated). 275/35/19 has a total diameter of 26.6" (estimated). You want to keep the diameters as close to stock as possible. Stepping it down to a 30 sidewall puts the diameter at 25.6" (estimated).