I used to have sports rim (245/275 set up) and then I got a new set of rim about 1.5 years ago, TE37SL classic size 19+9.5 10.5 rear. I mounted
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02-05-2013, 12:26 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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255 with 295 or 305
I used to have sports rim (245/275 set up) and then I got a new set of rim about 1.5 years ago, TE37SL classic size 19+9.5 10.5 rear.
I mounted RE-11 265/35 and 305/30 back then with no worries. Now I'm in love with PSS which is on my daily, and I checked my Z's rear tire and it was almost bald. So I am trying to replace my rear tire or just to get a new set of tires, depends on if discount tire willing to buy back my front tires. My issue is that PSS only makes 35% front with 255 size, so I am afraid to get 305 rear due to the large width difference front and back (305-255=50 compared to 30 stock). PSS makes 30 rear with both 295 and 305. Does the large difference affect any stability, balance, handling because I kinda notice that it is harder to control now relatively compared to stock tires. It is kinda shaky when I make a hard turn, etc. If I'm going with 255 front, should I go with 295 or will it be okay with 305 rear?
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02-05-2013, 02:30 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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I just checked tirerack and saw 265/35/19 PSS
Michelin*Pilot Super Sport They used to not have PSS in this size, maybe it's new |
02-05-2013, 02:32 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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woot! I need to call discount tire to see if they can get those.
From their website, I did not see 265 in 35
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