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Just wanted to see how people with 275/35-19 tires feel about the ride and handling for a daily driver. Also for those that chose the 40 profile, why they did over the 35. Trying to decide if I am going to go with the 35 or 40 profile on my MRR 350 wheels.
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IMO the 275/40/19 is too tall for your EB PP. It is better for the GT PP which has the 3.73 gears. So of the two I would go 275/35/19 however since the M350 is 10" wide I think the 285/35/19 is the best choice.
 

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I went 275/40r19 because I wanted a square setup and did not want to lose sidewall since I had a pp gt. I didn't think the larger sidewall would have any inpact up front, and it hasn't had any negatives.
 
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I have a non PP car, so would the 49 bed best then?
 

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40 is a lot of sidewall. If we were talking drag radials. I'd say 40 is good. For the street I'd do a 35 series tires.
 

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IMO the 275/40/19 is too tall for your EB PP. It is better for the GT PP which has the 3.73 gears. So of the two I would go 275/35/19 however since the M350 is 10" wide I think the 285/35/19 is the best choice.
The difference in acceleration between what he has now and 275/40R19 is negligible with the exception of the speedo being slightly off (3%) on the highway. 275/35R19 is 2% off as well, just the other way. The 35 aspect ratio tire would also make your car have more tire to wheel well gap, if that matters to you.
 
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I was going to go 275 since there have been no fit issues. Will a 285 fit without issues on the front?
 

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I was going to go 275 since there have been no fit issues. Will a 285 fit without issues on the front?
With offset of +40, you might need a 5 mm spacer.
 

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I would rather not get spacers. They say the 275 fit with no spacers.
 

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I would rather not get spacers. They say the 275 fit with no spacers.
They do, but it's snug at +40 offset (only a few mm between rim and strut).
 

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A 285/35-19 is a little to wide for the stock 9" wide rim, with the 275/40 or 35 the stock 9" wide rim fine.
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