2012 ISF 295/30R19's on OEM's?
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Those wheels aren't mine. It was another reply with pictures of a 275 tire but not on a 2012 wheel though. I emailed about 15 pictures to lowrideraz earlier today of 275 and 295 PSS's mounted on my 2012 with OEM rims. He is posting them for me.
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295 all the way!!!! That bulge isn't bad at all. Made me order 285's for my 08 rims.
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So with the 295 rear and 255 fwd .. Will it rub with the 2012 rims or have to roll the fenders ? Cuz I'm due for some new tires soon and 295 get no tire slip inbetween gear shifts ?
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I think the tire width is an individual preference thing. I use to have an 2009 with the OEM 9" wide rear rims and even though the 2012 has 9.5" OEM rims, I think a 285 is the best fitting tire in relation to the wheel well and fender on any year.
As to the 295's rubbing on a 2012, I did not drive the car and take any bumps or accelerate to see if it would make contact. But it looked really tight. Maybe lowrideraz can post a different pic that might show how tight it was.
As to the 295's rubbing on a 2012, I did not drive the car and take any bumps or accelerate to see if it would make contact. But it looked really tight. Maybe lowrideraz can post a different pic that might show how tight it was.
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Interesting. What if you put the car on jackstands and brought all four wheels in off the car? That's what I would do - borrow my friend's truck, throw them all in the back, and just tell them its a custom application.
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The choices in 285/30/19 are very few...looks like the S-04 is both a bargain, and a decent tire. Most everything else in the category is pretty pricey except the usual inexpensive brands.