Staggered Rims on a AWD
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I run staggered on my AWD. I've only had them this past summer and no problems. I have 19x9.5 in the front and 19x11 in the rear. for tires, i have 235/35/19 for the front and 275/30/19 for the rears. I used the tire calculator on the discount tire website. It says that the difference for overall diameter is 0.02 and circumference is 0.06. So if i was going 65 mph, the difference would only be 0.05 mph. I think that difference could be the same between a new tire and a worn tire. Hope this helps a little.
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Thanks for the Info Guys... Im still Shopping for a wheels, I just dont know what I really want, I already got a set of TPMS waiting to be Installed on a new wheels
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I'm AWD, staggered as well. Just need tires that have the same OD.
Vossen 083 - 19x8.5 235/35 and 18x10 275/30 can't remember exact offsets, but around +35mm - can be found with a search.
Not sure what city you're in but I'm in Woodinville if you ever want to try and meet up and get an idea of fitment.
Vossen 083 - 19x8.5 235/35 and 18x10 275/30 can't remember exact offsets, but around +35mm - can be found with a search.
Not sure what city you're in but I'm in Woodinville if you ever want to try and meet up and get an idea of fitment.
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