Yes you are.

225 -35 front and 255-30 rear will work better for a little stretch. But 265-30 will work.

 

^18x9 +25 with 225/40/18 in the front won't rub will it?

 

u might cause of your offsets, i have +36 and its barely missing it but i have same tire size set up

 

anyone on here put on bbk or do a is350 awd brake swap? i cant get a solid answer from the threads, i read so much all the answers started mixing up -_-. my weds are looking lonely with those small *** rotors and calipers!

 

u can do the bbk from the is350 or any bbk jus gonna needa cut the shield in the back or get the is350 shield or if u get aftermarket bbk get the isF shield

 

the rotor sizes are different though for is250 awd vs. rwd models

 

what do you guys think about 235/40F and 265/35R? Anyone run this?

 

best ones are 225/40/18 and 255/35/18 or 225/45/18 and 255/40/18

 

http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCal...?action=submit

Apparently 225/35/19 and 265/30/19 is closest you can get with staggered and the same overall diameter....0.2 diameter difference where as 225/35/19 and 255/30/19 is .72 difference.

 

I got a set of 19x8.5f/9.5r te37s +22 all around

I already have 215 35 19 upfront.

What rear tires should
I get? I want 225s in the rear. What profile should I get? 35 too?

 

Heyy Guys, I have an Awd is250. Im buying 19's. The specs are

8.5 (F) + 38
9.5 (R) + 45

I know for the fronts I can run 225/35/19 Which is about only 1% different. But What tire in the rear to match? I dont know how the whole tire stretching business goes, thats my only problem. Thank you!

 

255-30-19 will go good with 225-35

 

i think 265-30 is better though for AWD

 

Hey guys, i have a question about rolling diameter.

I'm actually not running a staggered set up, i have 20x9 +38 all around.

i want to flush the rear, it only needs 10mm spacers a side i'd say, but 15mm would be really nice. Do you guys think that would throw the whole awd system off? because obviously the rolling diameter would change.

I'm thinking 10mm each side would be close to a 3/4'' difference?
and wondering if pushing over 1" rolling(15mm)diameter is too much?

do you guys need to know my tire specs?

 

^ Why don't you just get 15mm spacers for the rear instead?