Pirelli P7 + Conti DWS 06 Combo
Thanks for that reminder. I admit to not having read the fine print, but the small print on these tire websites states that if you have staggered fitment, it's 50% of the mileage warranty, not necessarily entirely voided. But I could definitely be misinformed here.
Thanks for the idea. Not sure I follow, sorry for these noob question here. The thread appears to discuss getting all new wheels to achieve the square set up. I understand going square on the tires if you have identical wheels. Then you are rotating wheels/tires that are identical. But are you suggesting it's possible to keep the stock wheels on, even though they are wider in the back, and have identical tires all the way around? If so, you still couldn't rotate them, correct?
The front wheels on the F Sport are 19x8, the rears are 19x9. A tire that is 235/40/19 or 245/40/19 will fit any wheel that is 19" in diameter and anywhere from 8.0 to 9.5 inches wide. The tires in the rear may be stretched just a little to accommodate the wider width, but this does not affect safety or performance of the tire as long is its within spec.
This will allow you to keep your existing OEM Lexus F Sport staggered wheels, but buy the same tire size / tire brand for all 4 and likely have a longer life expectancy. Sorry for any confusion and hope I cleared it up!
That's correct basically i'm saying that you can go square setup on staggered wheels.
The front wheels on the F Sport are 19x8, the rears are 19x9. A tire that is 235/40/19 or 245/40/19 will fit any wheel that is 19" in diameter and anywhere from 8.0 to 9.5 inches wide. The tires in the rear may be stretched just a little to accommodate the wider width, but this does not affect safety or performance of the tire as long is its within spec.
This will allow you to keep your existing OEM Lexus F Sport staggered wheels, but buy the same tire size / tire brand for all 4 and likely have a longer life expectancy. Sorry for any confusion and hope I cleared it up!
The front wheels on the F Sport are 19x8, the rears are 19x9. A tire that is 235/40/19 or 245/40/19 will fit any wheel that is 19" in diameter and anywhere from 8.0 to 9.5 inches wide. The tires in the rear may be stretched just a little to accommodate the wider width, but this does not affect safety or performance of the tire as long is its within spec.
This will allow you to keep your existing OEM Lexus F Sport staggered wheels, but buy the same tire size / tire brand for all 4 and likely have a longer life expectancy. Sorry for any confusion and hope I cleared it up!
From what I've gathered here, I "think" the answer is no tire rotations. But at least you can get the same tires on all 4 wheels, even if they wheels are staggered. That is the benefit. But someone please correct if that is not right.
Hoping this is my last question, sorry everyone. But thanks for all the advice. I am going to go with the Pirellis. The only question now is the size.
Option 1: 235/40/19 all the way around
Option 2: 245/40/19 all the way around
Option 3: 235/40/19 up front and 245/40/19 in the rear
Thoughts? Thank you!
Option 1: 235/40/19 all the way around
Option 2: 245/40/19 all the way around
Option 3: 235/40/19 up front and 245/40/19 in the rear
Thoughts? Thank you!
You're right: rotation will not work as the rear will be stretched a little bit to accommodate the wider rear wheels.
If it was me, i'd go with the 245/40/19 all around. The 245 width will accommodate your OEM F Sport 19x8 wheels up front perfectly, and will cover the OEM F Sport 19x9 wheels in the rear well enough that you will likely be unable to tell there is any difference.
Post pics when you get 'em set up!
If it was me, i'd go with the 245/40/19 all around. The 245 width will accommodate your OEM F Sport 19x8 wheels up front perfectly, and will cover the OEM F Sport 19x9 wheels in the rear well enough that you will likely be unable to tell there is any difference.
Post pics when you get 'em set up!
That's correct basically i'm saying that you can go square setup on staggered wheels.
The front wheels on the F Sport are 19x8, the rears are 19x9. A tire that is 235/40/19 or 245/40/19 will fit any wheel that is 19" in diameter and anywhere from 8.0 to 9.5 inches wide. The tires in the rear may be stretched just a little to accommodate the wider width, but this does not affect safety or performance of the tire as long is its within spec.
This will allow you to keep your existing OEM Lexus F Sport staggered wheels, but buy the same tire size / tire brand for all 4 and likely have a longer life expectancy. Sorry for any confusion and hope I cleared it up!
The front wheels on the F Sport are 19x8, the rears are 19x9. A tire that is 235/40/19 or 245/40/19 will fit any wheel that is 19" in diameter and anywhere from 8.0 to 9.5 inches wide. The tires in the rear may be stretched just a little to accommodate the wider width, but this does not affect safety or performance of the tire as long is its within spec.
This will allow you to keep your existing OEM Lexus F Sport staggered wheels, but buy the same tire size / tire brand for all 4 and likely have a longer life expectancy. Sorry for any confusion and hope I cleared it up!
Dang, wish I knew that before buying the 275 rear. Oh well.
I still get the traction light when gassing it, even with those tires

Hoping this is my last question, sorry everyone. But thanks for all the advice. I am going to go with the Pirellis. The only question now is the size.
Option 1: 235/40/19 all the way around
Option 2: 245/40/19 all the way around
Option 3: 235/40/19 up front and 245/40/19 in the rear
Thoughts? Thank you!
Option 1: 235/40/19 all the way around
Option 2: 245/40/19 all the way around
Option 3: 235/40/19 up front and 245/40/19 in the rear
Thoughts? Thank you!
So 235 40 up front, and for the rear, either:
255 40 or
275 35
With that said however, when I need to replace the rear tires in the next 12-18 months, I am thinking about buying 2 front rims and squaring my setup.
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