235/35/19 Tires

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09-07-12, 07:45 AM

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19x8.5 offset 35

^ same specs as my wheels before the spacers.

I started with 245/35/19s. Dunlops are a slight stretch in that size.

Now I'm ruining 255/35/19 dunlops again. Side walls are squared off with the wheel and they look great.

What are you running in the rears?

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09-07-12, 09:53 PM

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I've bubbled two sets of 225 35 19 fronts. never again. 235 35 19 for me.

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09-10-12, 01:25 PM

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What are you running in the rears?

Squared so same tires front to rear.

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09-10-12, 01:47 PM

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i've got 245/35 on 19x9, up front....275/30 on 19x10, in the back. havent had any problems....

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09-10-12, 03:03 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by williepee

I've bubbled two sets of 225 35 19 fronts. never again. 235 35 19 for me.

225/35-19 usually has a 88 weight rating, which is just slightly under what the 2gs needs in the front.

Bubbling a tire for a 2gs in the front has many factors which can include weak sidewall, wheel barrel out of spec, underdamp/blown shocks, suspension bottoming out at high velocity, and road hazards.

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