New tire 19 inch
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New tire 19 inch
Hello,
Just got New tire on my 19 inch rim.
Front rim 8.5
Rear rim 9.5
The new tires are:
Front 235/40/19
Dear 275/30/19
Is that ok ?
I Think the front tire looks very big
Thanks
Just got New tire on my 19 inch rim.
Front rim 8.5
Rear rim 9.5
The new tires are:
Front 235/40/19
Dear 275/30/19
Is that ok ?
I Think the front tire looks very big
Thanks
Tire diameter should be within 3% of stock. You are increasing the front diameter and decreasing the rear. Both are within spec of their respective corners but from front to rear they have greater difference than that 3%
This would not only look weird as hell but could also trip internal sensors and cause issues.
What size wheels? anything 9.5 width and below - just spec a 265/35 for the rear and stay with the front at 235/40
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So the wheelshop has made a mistake ?
Thanks you so much for the help
Thanks you so much for the help
also an uninformed response (because that measurement is only a ratio of the width of the tire - so a staggered set-up could easily require a difference in ratio greater than 5).
Tire diameter should be within 3% of stock. You are increasing the front diameter and decreasing the rear. Both are within spec of their respective corners but from front to rear they have greater difference than that 3%
This would not only look weird as hell but could also trip internal sensors and cause issues.
What size wheels? anything 9.5 width and below - just spec a 265/35 for the rear and stay with the front at 235/40
Tire diameter should be within 3% of stock. You are increasing the front diameter and decreasing the rear. Both are within spec of their respective corners but from front to rear they have greater difference than that 3%
This would not only look weird as hell but could also trip internal sensors and cause issues.
What size wheels? anything 9.5 width and below - just spec a 265/35 for the rear and stay with the front at 235/40
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also an uninformed response (because that measurement is only a ratio of the width of the tire - so a staggered set-up could easily require a difference in ratio greater than 5).
Tire diameter should be within 3% of stock. You are increasing the front diameter and decreasing the rear. Both are within spec of their respective corners but from front to rear they have greater difference than that 3%
This would not only look weird as hell but could also trip internal sensors and cause issues.
What size wheels? anything 9.5 width and below - just spec a 265/35 for the rear and stay with the front at 235/40
Tire diameter should be within 3% of stock. You are increasing the front diameter and decreasing the rear. Both are within spec of their respective corners but from front to rear they have greater difference than that 3%
This would not only look weird as hell but could also trip internal sensors and cause issues.
What size wheels? anything 9.5 width and below - just spec a 265/35 for the rear and stay with the front at 235/40
