245-35 -19 x 325 30 19 on stock rim
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245-35 -19 x 325 30 19 on stock rim
I'm still feeling the stock wheels and need new tires like soon...after research I'm looking to get Mich...pss but want to put this size in stock rim so I can transfer later to new wheels if I choose..?...will these sizes be ok...research didn't give me anything on stock wheel....john
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I'm not following...I understand the tire is a little wider and taller but wouldn't it stretch on the stock rim ...
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michelins run wide. a 325 30 on an 11 inch wheel will make the sidewall bulge out.
if you were to try a nitto 325 (they arent as big as michelins), it would look ok, but michelins run wide and have big sidewalls.
michelin pss 325 is designed for a 12" wheel.
if you were to try a nitto 325 (they arent as big as michelins), it would look ok, but michelins run wide and have big sidewalls.
michelin pss 325 is designed for a 12" wheel.
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it wont mess with the diff at all whatsoever. at all. not one bit. zip. zero. nada.
a 245/325 set up is absolutely fine . the proper wheel widths would be an 8.5"+ and 12"
again. i cant stress enough how a 245/325 set up doesnt adversely affect ANYTHING on our cars. it won't wear anything out quicker. it wont give any sort of code. the only thing it will do is put a big smile on your face when you see that huge tire from the rear.
a 245/325 set up is absolutely fine . the proper wheel widths would be an 8.5"+ and 12"
again. i cant stress enough how a 245/325 set up doesnt adversely affect ANYTHING on our cars. it won't wear anything out quicker. it wont give any sort of code. the only thing it will do is put a big smile on your face when you see that huge tire from the rear.
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it wont mess with the diff at all whatsoever. at all. not one bit. zip. zero. nada.
a 245/325 set up is absolutely fine . the proper wheel widths would be an 8.5"+ and 12"
again. i cant stress enough how a 245/325 set up doesnt adversely affect ANYTHING on our cars. it won't wear anything out quicker. it wont give any sort of code. the only thing it will do is put a big smile on your face when you see that huge tire from the rear.
a 245/325 set up is absolutely fine . the proper wheel widths would be an 8.5"+ and 12"
again. i cant stress enough how a 245/325 set up doesnt adversely affect ANYTHING on our cars. it won't wear anything out quicker. it wont give any sort of code. the only thing it will do is put a big smile on your face when you see that huge tire from the rear.
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Yes confirmed 245 /325 is within 1.9% of diff ....nothing over 3% and your good to go......plus it's a no brainer...it give you looks traction and a little exra ...Cushing for the pushing....
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Depending on which tire 325 does not look right on a 11" wheel.
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Thank you for the pic...to be honest I don't think that looks bad.....I know pics don't do justice but what tires are those and how do you like that setup....