Tire recommendations for 19" rim
#16
Love the color ! Was gonna order that color back in 2003 but settled on a Seal Grey that had just come in. What size and offset are your rims? Mine are 8.5 and 11.5. Was thinking 295 but it may look a little stretched on 11.5 rims. Was running 315/25 and I liked the width. This is such a headache. Part of me is worried about the front diff as I understand the concept as it pertains to tire sizing. Was hoping that someone out there did some longer term testing with 245/305 setup and checked front diff. Really was hoping to run another set of Michelins (PSS or new PS4) but it does seem like thats gonna happen.
#17
Love the color ! Was gonna order that color back in 2003 but settled on a Seal Grey that had just come in. What size and offset are your rims? Mine are 8.5 and 11.5. Was thinking 295 but it may look a little stretched on 11.5 rims. Was running 315/25 and I liked the width. This is such a headache. Part of me is worried about the front diff as I understand the concept as it pertains to tire sizing. Was hoping that someone out there did some longer term testing with 245/305 setup and checked front diff. Really was hoping to run another set of Michelins (PSS or new PS4) but it does seem like thats gonna happen.
#18
A 255 front is very hard to fit and would not recommend unless your comfortable with modding lots of stuff in the front of your rear. A 245 is much easier to fit.
As for 245/305 combo, it does run fine, just the awd system doesn't transfer much torque to the front wheels. I local guy has run sadly a 235/305, setup on his car for many years with zero issues. I told him he needed to switch to a 245 front next time he gets tires though.
As for 245/305 combo, it does run fine, just the awd system doesn't transfer much torque to the front wheels. I local guy has run sadly a 235/305, setup on his car for many years with zero issues. I told him he needed to switch to a 245 front next time he gets tires though.
#20
Ya just put a spacer in. 5mm, 7mm whatever you need to make it work
#22
Well just going to rwd with an open diff is super easy and really costs nothing. You will want to add a diff though and that costs quite a bit for most guys not doing a portion of the work themselves. For a street car, wavetrac is the ticket and are 1250 bucks, for a track car, guardian are the ticket and are 2500+. Then you have install on top of that.