YOUR RESEARCHTyre size question for R19
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managed to ****** my favourite porsche oem 19 inch wheels can someone suggest the best tyre size the wheels are 8.5J_ET55 fronts and 10J_ET42 rears don't want them to rub anywhere, but look as much stock as possible without stretches etc pics would be nice as well if someone has one car is 996 C2 mk1
What are the off-sets?
edited the sizes, Carrera sport wheels from a Cayman.
8.5 235 / 35 10 285 / 30 just go to site like tire rack and see the tire meant for the car. You dont guess at tire sizes, you go by the tire that fits on the wheel. If its not meant for that size wheel, it doesnt matter what car its on.
I would not do a 285 on a 10 wide, it's going to give you a ballooned look and give you less performance. I think a 275/30 would be the right size for you on the rear. That way it will be square with the wheel. I have similar fitment but with 11" rears and 8mm out farther so you shouldn't have any issues with rubbing.
I am also thinking towards 235/35/19 and 275/30/19
although there is 285/30/19 on J10 (rears) on this BMW, looks good
You can go to 1010tires.com and they have a calculator for size swaps. I had 19's in my '04 C4S for a couple of months and went back to the stock 18's. The ride was just too harsh.
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