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HATED1 · 10-22-2010, 06:30 PM

Hello all, after months of searching i have found some Nismo rims from wishihadnav. I have a couple questions though, currently i will be swapping over the front tires, tpms, and rear tpms from my sport package rims to the Nismo rims. Mileage on the tires is at 1500 miles. I am looking to get the stock Nismo size tires on the rear which are 285/35/19. My car will be lowered on BC coils with about a 3/4 inch spacing wheel gap all around. Also i have 15mm spacers in front and 2o mm spacers in the rear which i plan on keeping on and slightly cambering the rear in. My questions are:

1. What tire size other than the stock sizing on the REAR would you reccommend to give it a little more of an aggressive meaty look? Keep in mind that this is just a DD with occasional spirited driving.

2. What other decently priced rear tires would compliment the front stock tires as far as compounds/matching are concerned?

if you have pics that would help, thank you for any useful information you guys can provide.

10-22-2010, 06:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
HATED1 Track Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: WA Posts: 504 Drives: 2010-370z-Red-6 SPD Rep Power: 18	Question on Nismo rims and tires. Hello all, after months of searching i have found some Nismo rims from wishihadnav. I have a couple questions though, currently i will be swapping over the front tires, tpms, and rear tpms from my sport package rims to the Nismo rims. Mileage on the tires is at 1500 miles. I am looking to get the stock Nismo size tires on the rear which are 285/35/19. My car will be lowered on BC coils with about a 3/4 inch spacing wheel gap all around. Also i have 15mm spacers in front and 2o mm spacers in the rear which i plan on keeping on and slightly cambering the rear in. My questions are: 1. What tire size other than the stock sizing on the REAR would you reccommend to give it a little more of an aggressive meaty look? Keep in mind that this is just a DD with occasional spirited driving. 2. What other decently priced rear tires would compliment the front stock tires as far as compounds/matching are concerned? if you have pics that would help, thank you for any useful information you guys can provide.