Rims 18-19 inch What tire size
Rims 18-19 inch What tire size
I have a 06 997 4, I kind of want to stick to a 18 or 19 inch, the vehicle is not lowered yet, I want to lower it with H & R springs 1.2". What tire size would you guys recommend with this set up to completely get rid of the tire gap.
Please post pics if you have any.
Please post pics if you have any.
Tire size is not arbitrary so its not so much an opinion as it is fact and a quick search will yield exactly 1 or 2 available options for your application. Tire size is correlated to factory rolling diameter spec, which is correlated to accuracy of speedometer.
I can't speak for 18's, but for 19's- I believe 245/35-19, 305/30-19 will be the meatiest i.e. offer tallest sidewall ratio while still keeping within rolling diameter specs. This is narrow body fitment, I assume the same applies for a wide body 4, but lower wheel offset (wider stance), additionally you can use spacers to tweak stance. Dropped on H&R's, you ought to have the most aggressive (least gap) possible without going height adjustable coil overs.
You can refer to my post for an idea of drop on H&R's, however, I am running 235/295, which is factory spec: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...w-me-997s.html
I can't speak for 18's, but for 19's- I believe 245/35-19, 305/30-19 will be the meatiest i.e. offer tallest sidewall ratio while still keeping within rolling diameter specs. This is narrow body fitment, I assume the same applies for a wide body 4, but lower wheel offset (wider stance), additionally you can use spacers to tweak stance. Dropped on H&R's, you ought to have the most aggressive (least gap) possible without going height adjustable coil overs.
You can refer to my post for an idea of drop on H&R's, however, I am running 235/295, which is factory spec: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...w-me-997s.html
Last edited by QWKSLVRNSX; Jul 8, 2015 at 11:56 AM.
Tire size is not arbitrary so its not so much an opinion as it is fact and a quick search will yield exactly 1 or 2 available options for your application. Tire size is correlated to factory rolling diameter spec, which is correlated to accuracy of speedometer.
I can't speak for 18's, but for 19's- I believe 245/35-19, 305/30-19 will be the meatiest i.e. offer tallest sidewall ratio while still keeping within rolling diameter specs. This is narrow body fitment, I assume the same applies for a wide body 4, but lower wheel offset (wider stance), additionally you can use spacers to tweak stance. Dropped on H&R's, you ought to have the most aggressive (least gap) possible without going height adjustable coil overs.
You can refer to my post for an idea of drop on H&R's, however, I am running 235/295, which is factory spec: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...w-me-997s.html
I can't speak for 18's, but for 19's- I believe 245/35-19, 305/30-19 will be the meatiest i.e. offer tallest sidewall ratio while still keeping within rolling diameter specs. This is narrow body fitment, I assume the same applies for a wide body 4, but lower wheel offset (wider stance), additionally you can use spacers to tweak stance. Dropped on H&R's, you ought to have the most aggressive (least gap) possible without going height adjustable coil overs.
You can refer to my post for an idea of drop on H&R's, however, I am running 235/295, which is factory spec: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...w-me-997s.html
Tire Size Front: 245/40-19
Tire Size Rear: 305/30-19
would that work?
The fronts will rub and you will your speedometer will be inaccurate. Stick w. 235/35-19 in the front.
Last edited by MYC2SPC; Jul 9, 2015 at 07:52 AM.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
vividracing
991
6
Jun 10, 2017 07:45 PM
ModBargains
Audi Vendor Classifieds
1
Sep 1, 2015 05:26 PM
ModBargains
Tesla Motors Vendor Classifieds
0
Aug 20, 2015 12:28 PM



