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Old 07-25-2015, 03:02 AM   #1190 (permalink)
jchammond
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305/30's in rear will keep your diameter at 26.3" Front & Rear.
the 305 has a section of 12.2 & tread of 11.1 which will fit the rim fine-pending on your camber setting about sticking out?
the 285/35's are 26.9" tall & may cause your traction light to go on and off.
I personally like the tread width on the tire to be the same as the overall rim width;in your case,,,a 9.5 wheel is 10.5" wide & 10.5 wheel is 11.5" (that's Lip to Lip)
Michelin has a much larger selection with the PSS tire....but width's change with manufacturer-weren't sure if you were a fan of the stretched look or the fat/slight bulge or straight up & down.? something to think about.
Rear camber will play a huge roll in sticking out or not.
search Gale's Build/ he has 19x11 +18's on rear with 305/30/19's Michelin PSS tires (which are 1" wider on tread than RE11's) with his offsets vs. yours....your front spacing is opractically the same 4.29" his & 4.25" yours.
His car is very Sharp;ck. it out.
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