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07-08-11, 10:38 PM

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help a tire noob

looking to get 19 8.5 F +15 and 19 9.5 R +15 im wanting a slight stretch nothing to extreme. can someone please provide some knowledge and pics if possible

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07-09-11, 09:07 AM

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What is the YMM of the Lexus...then we can get a better idea. Need to know what kind of height we're dealing with.

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07-10-11, 04:59 AM

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06 is250 sorry

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07-11-11, 05:54 AM

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The sizes I would recommend are 225/35R19 Front and 255/35R19 Rear. However, giving that the sidewall is so much thinner than your original tires you will need to find a tire with a XL or RF designation (meaning extra load or reinforced) in order to meet the right weight requirements for your vehicle.

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