Mesca

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Your front is such an aggressive size that it may be something you have to live with. 245/30 is a thinner tire but its 10mm wider so depending on HOW you rub it may not get rid of it. However 245/30 is less likely to rub and that just might be the right tire size for you.

The higher the first number the wider it is. The second number is a percentage of the first number on how thick the tire is. 255/30 is bigger than 245/30, so your assumption is incorrect that bigger number is smaller. 245/35/20 is over 3% bigger than stock(that's not good for the drivetrain) and a lot of people are getting rubbing issues with that size. So since you said you want the meatiest tire without rubbing, 235/35/20 is a great choice.

tatumjonj

I'm thinking of going with 235/35/19 on a 19x8.5 +35 front and 265/30/19 on a 19x9.5 +35 rear. This is a 2006 GS300 RWD. I shouldn't have any fitment problems with that right? Thanks in advance.

Mesca

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That is a good set-up, you should be okay!

tatumjonj

thanks I think I'm going to go ahead with it.

VIPking

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Here is my latest setup 19x10 and 19x11
18" Gewalt Wheels step lipped to 19"

VIPking

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Need smaller tires to go a tad bit lower running 225 40 up front and 225 45 in rear.

VDMTom

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Just got these newly released WORK Wheels T7R 2P on my car last week..

Sizing 19x10 & 19x11 w/ 235 & 265 tires.

nicestiman

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! 19x10 19x11

tatumjonj

Thanks so much everybody for all your help. What started as a brake job ended up as this thanks to the enablers on this forum.

gorgeous

Fosgate 12" with box and custom divider



custom Aero Kit by LaziDucks<br/>





Aerokit by LaziDucks





20x9 & 20x10 Rohana RC10<br/>Satin Blue wrap with glossy blk trims

LexusLive

I'm running size 245/40ZR -18 right now. But I really want a little more sidewall. 18" rims are tiny compared to what you guys use, so I'm hoping I can get away with that slightly larger diameter! Thanks.

Here's a link to the Pirelli Cinturatos:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....7ASP&tab=Specs

Believer39

Anyone know dealer pricing to fix a stripped/broken wheel stud on a 07' GS?

858racer

Need help from you wheel experts! I just purchased a set of wheels for my 3gs and am now looking for tires. Wheel size is 20x8.5 +30..20x10.0+36. I will be installing coilovers on the car and plan on slamming it. I was thinking of purchasing 225/30/20 for the fronts and 255/30/20 for the rear, any thoughts on this setup? Also, I'm pretty sure the rear fenders need to be shaved? Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Mesca

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If you plan on slamming it then you might need all the clearance you can get, and those tire sizes will do the trick. I personally think that front tire would be like a rubberband and you risk cracking or bending a wheel. Imo, I would 225/35/20 and 255/30/20 but I'm lowered to no gap, can still see all of the tire. Rear fenders you can shave, fronts are better rolled.

masboy

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DIY on youtube. Or any independent shop can do it. Dont go to stealership pls.