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      02-05-2011, 01:59 PM   #1
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19X9 Rear Non-RFT Tire Size Question

I'm considering replacing my RFTs with non-RFTs and have used Michelin Pilot Sport PS2s on most of my cars. They make a 225/35-19 for the front, but not a 255/30-19 for the rear. TireRack suggested a 275/35-19, a bit taller and wider.

Anybody running this size on their late model 335 without issues?
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I'm considering replacing my RFTs with non-RFTs and have used Michelin Pilot Sport PS2s on most of my cars. They make a 225/35-19 for the front, but not a 255/30-19 for the rear. TireRack suggested a 275/35-19, a bit taller and wider.

Anybody running this size on their late model 335 without issues?
Assuming the same Wheel width and offset the diameter should be about 1.6" wider.
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Assuming the same Wheel width and offset the diameter should be about 1.6" wider.
Yeah, 9" is the min. wheel width so I may keep looking. Too bad, I've really enjoyed those tires!
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