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      03-08-2011, 11:36 AM   #1
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Tyre Sizes

Hi guys, my 1st post here so hello to all . Im changing my tyres from the usual RFT'S (Bridgestones) to non RFT'S oh and the wheels are 19" 225m on a 335d coupe. Im interested in the new michelin pilot super sport tyres but they dont do rears in 255/30/19 so am thinking of going 235/35/19 front and 265/30/19 rears, is this ok to do so or is they any problems with uping the size from the std? All help will be grateful for and many thanks in advance!
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Im interested in the new michelin pilot super sport tyres but they dont do rears in 255/30/19 so am thinking of going 235/35/19 front and 265/30/19 rears, is this ok to do so or is they any problems with uping the size from the std? All help will be grateful for and many thanks in advance!
No problems with the sizes, many on the forum including myself run with the same
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Me too, but Falken brand.

Might up it to 275 if soemthing is available as the Falkens always look stretched on the Alufelgen rears.

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+1 on no issues with those sizes
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Is there any reason not to stick with standard sizes?

Are the tyres cheaper, more availability or just a little more grip?
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Might up it to 275 if soemthing is available as the Falkens always look stretched on the Alufelgen rears.

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I've got the 275's (Falkens) on my Alufelgens
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Is there any reason not to stick with standard sizes?

Are the tyres cheaper, more availability or just a little more grip?
The MICHELIN PILOT SUPER SPORT tyres are not available in standard sizes so thats why im going down the 235/265 route!
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