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I have 19's on my car now. They are wrapped in 245/35/19 Toyo Proxes 4. What would be a larger tire without making it look like a 4X4??? I need more sidewall; I bent 3 wheels in the last 2 years that I have owned them.
I have 19's on my car now. They are wrapped in 245/35/19 Toyo Proxes 4. What would be a larger tire without making it look like a 4X4??? I need more sidewall; I bent 3 wheels in the last 2 years that I have owned them.
Nick, what psi are you running? For NYC streets running 41psi will help alot when it comes to potholes up here.
41 psi...I've been running 37 psi...damn, that's why. Thanks guys. I might still look into that fatty setup. Oh, Sock your car looks good BTW with those tires...not 4X4 at all
Nick i also run the fat setup.. 35's in the front and 40's in the rear.. ITs really the best of both worlds for looks and confort.. I also run 40psi in the front and 35psi in the rear.. GL...
i'm currently running "fat setup" 245/40 and 285/35, i'm planning to run 235/40 and 265/35, hopefully should be just right between the standard and fatsetup
i thought i was running the fat setup i have 255/35/19 f & 275/35/19 r i am looking to get new tires andi wanna try the Nitto Neo Gen in 275/30/19 & 245/35/19 in the front and hope they won't bend. i have 19x10 rear & 19x8.5 front
If I would ever choose to run this "fat" or staggered setup, what is the best combo overall for 19's without having to roll fenders (assume a 1.5" drop please).
Maybe it is the strength of the rim. I have Giovanna 19's and so far so good, no bent rims going back and fourth to queens and manhattan.
Originally Posted by Rock-a-Lex
I have 19's on my car now. They are wrapped in 245/35/19 Toyo Proxes 4. What would be a larger tire without making it look like a 4X4??? I need more sidewall; I bent 3 wheels in the last 2 years that I have owned them.
05-04-07, 12:09 PM
19" wheels - best tire size for look & comfort?
41 psi...I've been running 37 psi...damn, that's why. Thanks guys. I might still look into that fatty setup. Oh, Sock your car looks good BTW with those tires...not 4X4 at all
GL...
