ktb

Anybody running on 255-35-R19 on after market wheels in the front plus lowered on springs.
How's turn out any rubbing issue?

ISF4life

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Slightly turn is not going to rub but if u do full turn , it will rub the inner liners inside , because the width is wider. Other then that u r fine. 245 to be ideal .

rapsquared

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all depends on the offset of your aftermarket wheels

Fivepoint0

iTrader: (3)

Also depends on the tire brand because some tires run big. Currently have 255 35 Michelin pss on 8.5 wheel with a 30mm offset lowered on tein springs
It rub slightly . 245 or 235 would be best

SaintLexus

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I'm running 255 35 19s on stock rims and they only rub when I'm backing up. I have 275 35 19 on the rear.

Let me add... I have stock suspensions and springs.

Rossi

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Can you please post some photos?

CalitriSC

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I had 255/35/19 up front with my last set of wheels and it was fine.

shyguyF

I'm running 255/35r19 bs potenza re050a on 19x9 et38 and lowered on swift spring no rubbing at all.

ktb

Thanks guy for the info.
255 / 35 / r19 on 19x9.5 +19 lowered on Swift spring.

shyguyF

You're 26mm stick out compared to mine, very aggressive looks.

bnizzle87

That's pretty aggressive. I'm not entirely positive, but you'll probably need some fender work done. 255/35's do fit in the front, as I've seen other members upsize to that, but I'm not sure about the offsets.

darbs242

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255/35/19 AD08's rub every so slightly on full turn in... Strasse custom offsets... but i am on swift springs. i dont think being dropped will matter as it only rubs on full turn in on the liner. Im switching my rears when there done too AD08 in 295/30/19 from my 275 nitto nt05

SaintLexus

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Here's one shot. Sorry it took so long for me to reply. Hope this works. if not just click on this link to take you to my flickr account. http://www.flickr.com/photos/2734635...6955/lightbox/