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I'm running sidewalls one step shorter than what you're hoping for (245/35/19 and 295/30/19 is basically 215/40 and 255/35), the rears are perfectly happy.

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I'm running sidewalls one step shorter than what you're hoping for (245/35/19 and 295/30/19 is basically 215/40 and 255/35), the rears are perfectly happy.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2001 C4 stock ride height and currently using: 265 35 18" rear 225 40 18" front I'm going to a size 19" rim. My question to the group is: Can I use the same size tire (265 35 & 225 40) just in 19"....without clearance issues?

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Kinda, not really. I'm running sidewalls one step shorter than what you're hoping for (245/35/19 and 295/30/19 is basically 215/40 and 255/35), the rears are perfectly happy. But the fronts, while they never rub while driving, are extremely close to the fender liner at full lock. They are definitely on the liner if I back out of a driveway at lock.

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I should then go with something like you then on the side wall. Is your car lowered at all? Mine is at stock ride height.

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