The "Will it fit?" thread

[WhatnowGamer]

Does anyone happen to have a picture of the 2015 Nismo on CV3s? I highly doubt it.

[WhatnowGamer]

Also, 2015 Nismo on Gnosis GS2.

[WhatnowGamer]

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/547187423453489171/


Never mind, I found some pictures of the 370z on CV3s already..

And I recall seeing someone with a picture of 2015 Nismo on Gnosis GS2, it was Nick I believe..

He was @nizmo_nick on Instagram, don't know if he's on the forum here.

[wheysted32]

I'm looking at a set of 19," used, volk gt-f wheels. The tires on them are 19.5 front with 245 and 10.5 rear with 275. Now my question is...are the offsets of +17 and +24 ideal? If and when I get new tires would you recommend going wider? And lastly would you recommend spacers-if yes, what sizes? Thank you wheel gods!

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[BrockDM1]

Originally Posted by WhatnowGamer

Does anyone happen to have a picture of the 2015 Nismo on CV3s? I highly doubt it.

I have a 2015 on CV5s. Roughly the same concept

[Memphis370Z]

Originally Posted by wheysted32

I'm looking at a set of 19," used, volk gt-f wheels. The tires on them are 9.5 front with 245 and 10.5 rear with 275. Now my question is...are the offsets of +17 and +24 ideal? If and when I get new tires would you recommend going wider? And lastly would you recommend spacers-if yes, what sizes? Thank you wheel gods!

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I'm running 19x9.5 +25 and 19x10.5 +12 and love the fitment. No spacers needed. I'm on Swift springs too though.

Regarding the tire sizes, the ones that come with the wheels are going to look somewhat stretched, in my opinion. I chose 265/35 and 305/30 and couldn't be happier.

[NoEthX]

Looking for advice. I wish there was a 'what WILL fit' thread.

I have a 2012 Nismo, a new set of 10.5x19 square wheels, and need to buy tires. I want to be able to rotate, so all four tires need to be the same size, too. Also, if possible, I would like to keep the stock suspension for now.

From digging through the forum, I noticed a few people that are using 275/30-19 and a small spacer on the rear to match the fronts sticking out more. The stock Nismo rear wheels are the same size at 10.5x19 and ship with 285/35-19 tires. So, these are the two tire options on my mind, but any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by NoEthX

Looking for advice. I wish there was a 'what WILL fit' thread.

I have a 2012 Nismo, a new set of 10.5x19 square wheels, and need to buy tires. I want to be able to rotate, so all four tires need to be the same size, too. Also, if possible, I would like to keep the stock suspension for now.

From digging through the forum, I noticed a few people that are using 275/30-19 and a small spacer on the rear to match the fronts sticking out more. The stock Nismo rear wheels are the same size at 10.5x19 and ship with 285/35-19 tires. So, these are the two tire options on my mind, but any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Yep; lots of variations here,,, mostly because of lowered Z's & pending on camber settings,,, if you are dead set on a 10.5" wheel & rotating;; A +32 10.5 all 4 corners w/a 20 or 25mm spacer in rear to even up your stance....I have seen Factory 19x10+30 sport rear wheels on all 4 corners..but different stokes for different folks!
Should be a square setup link somewhere on here... But the +32's on 10.5's will put you in the ballpark for sure...& takes close to about an inch to even out the rear's (20,25mm bolt on spacer)

[jchammond]

ImageUploadedByTapatalk1455879068.832207.jpg
Here's a beauty w/ 19x10's+31 on front
H&R springs
-2.3 camber
Owner says no rubbing
Fenders are factory
Nitto INVO's 275/35's


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[DeathByMunky]

Didn't want to start a new topic for this, so I'll ask here.

I'm getting my first new set of tires for my stock 2014Z (sports package). I'm looking to get the Potenza S-04 Pole Position tires that I've seen recommended.

I know basically nothing about tires, so I want to know if these sizes are okay.

(Keep in mind everything is stock)
Front: 245/40R19
Rear: 285/35R19

Anything I should change?

[CM370z]

Originally Posted by DeathByMunky

Didn't want to start a new topic for this, so I'll ask here.

I'm getting my first new set of tires for my stock 2014Z (sports package). I'm looking to get the Potenza S-04 Pole Position tires that I've seen recommended.

I know basically nothing about tires, so I want to know if these sizes are okay.

(Keep in mind everything is stock)
Front: 245/40R19
Rear: 285/35R19

Anything I should change?

The stock Potenzas on the sport package wheels are
245/40r19 front
275/35r19 rear

However, upping the length from 275 to 285 is completely fine and you shouldn't have a problem

[DeathByMunky]

Originally Posted by CM370z

The stock Potenzas on the sport package wheels are
245/40r19 front
275/35r19 rear

However, upping the length from 275 to 285 is completely fine and you shouldn't have a problem

Awesome. That's what I was hoping to hear. Would you recommend upping the length on the front tires as well or just stick to 245?

[CM370z]

I'm in need of some stance-y experts. I found a set of used wheels with tires and the specs are as follows:

Front: 19x10 +0 wrapped by 225/40
Rear: 19x11 +0 wrapped by 245/40

I'm running ark springs and I want to know if that'll fit without rubbing issues. Also, I'm not entirely a fan of stretched tires but I'm willing to if its deemed safe to daily drive with that setup. Helps?

[CM370z]

Originally Posted by DeathByMunky

Awesome. That's what I was hoping to hear. Would you recommend upping the length on the front tires as well or just stick to 245?

If I were you, I'd get 285/40s in the rear just so it'll look even with the front.

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by CM370z

If I were you, I'd get 285/40s in the rear just so it'll look even with the front.

Shouldn't t run the 285/40-19. They're 28" tall. The 275/30-19 is 26.6" tall. The 245/40-19 is 26.7" tall. Too much difference in height. Your dash might look like Christmas.