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I am running 275/30/19 in the back and 245/30/19 in the front. I am trying to see if me going with 35 or 40 instead of my 30 ratio will
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I am running 275/30/19 in the back and 245/30/19 in the front. I am trying to see if me going with 35 or 40 instead of my 30 ratio will it help the car be a little more tucked in and not a huge 2-3 in hole? And does it help my traction any? Any input is helpful. PS: Running Hankook ventures v12 evos right now.
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If you're going to run stock widths, why would you run such narrow sidewalls? Stock are 245/40/19 and 275/35/19. If you run wider tires, smaller ratios don't look so bad. I prefer 265/35/19 and 305/30/19.
Also, V12s sucks. Get better tires if you want better grip ![]()
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Your tires have too low a sidewall, guessing you're not lowered so it must look like a 4x4 ![]() |
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lol Not lowered but want to know if i go with a little bigger it wont raise the car and it will tuck it at least a little bit if i go to 40. Because i ran 275/40/19 on my 350z yearrrrsssss ago.
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30 is too low a profile for a 19 in the sizing that you have, in a 295 yes but not 245-275 |
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So i should def. Get 40 skip the 35. And will ot make the ride higher? Meaning raise the car? That would suck but going on input and any is good .
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