19's tire problem
Hey guys i will be getting new tires soon for these 19's and wanted to know which brand of tire is like best and if tire sizes are right. Im running 245/45 in the front and 275 40 in the back. i noticed that the left rim sticks out just a tad more than the right but is noticeable. I just want to make sure i have the right tires for these.
These are the specs
Front Rims
Sizing and Specifications
Rim Diameter: 19 inches
Rim Width: 8 inches
Bolt Pattern (Number of Holes): 5
Bolt Pattern (Pitch Circle Diameter): 114.3 millimeters
Offset: 40 millimeters
Backspace: 6.07 inches
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
Back Rims
Sizing and Specifications
Rim Diameter: 19 inches
Rim Width: 10 inches
Bolt Pattern (Number of Holes): 5
Bolt Pattern (Pitch Circle Diameter): 114.3 millimeters
Offset: 40 millimeters
Backspace: 7.07 inches
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
I know the rims i have are heavy but 4:10s fixed the problem
These are the specs
Front Rims
Sizing and Specifications
Rim Diameter: 19 inches
Rim Width: 8 inches
Bolt Pattern (Number of Holes): 5
Bolt Pattern (Pitch Circle Diameter): 114.3 millimeters
Offset: 40 millimeters
Backspace: 6.07 inches
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
Back Rims
Sizing and Specifications
Rim Diameter: 19 inches
Rim Width: 10 inches
Bolt Pattern (Number of Holes): 5
Bolt Pattern (Pitch Circle Diameter): 114.3 millimeters
Offset: 40 millimeters
Backspace: 7.07 inches
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
I know the rims i have are heavy but 4:10s fixed the problem
its normal. If you lowered the car it will shift even more that direction. to correct the shifting you need a adjustable panhard bar. It wont hurt the car really, just look odd and wear out some parts a little fast maybe
I run 19's. I have Kumho Ecsta SPT and am very happy with them. Besides looking great they are very grippy. Theyre summer tires so the warmer it is they stickier they are. Very forgiving also. When pushed they dont lose traction all at once, but gradually if that makes sense to you. Long story short, I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.
Front 275/35/19
Rear 285/35/19
Next time I buy tires I do want something a bit taller and wider (305) in the rear on my 10" wheels. Not really an issue though.
Front 275/35/19
Rear 285/35/19
Next time I buy tires I do want something a bit taller and wider (305) in the rear on my 10" wheels. Not really an issue though.
Theres nothing wrong with what you have. If you want different sizes thats up to you. If your buying tires no matter what, most people run a 255 up front and the widest they can afford for the rear. You have 10" rear wheels so I'd go wider than a 275 personally. Somewhere between 285 and a 305. I'm going 305's next time around.


