anyone running 285/35-19 on front with 305/35-19 rear? how about 305/30-20 rear?

[uglygun]

Pretty much in the title text.

Going to be considering something like MMR350s. 385/35-19 front seem close enough to a 27in tall tire.

Not a lot of options out there and have a missed list.

Wish there was an easy to read table of size/make suitable for front and rear. Browsing tirerack and other sites to find the various makes is a pain.


Would also be nice to have tire weight to know which tires are lead weights versus lighter weight.

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[montreal ponies]

Pretty much in the title text.

Going to be considering something like MMR350s. 385/35-19 front seem close enough to a 27in tall tire.

You will definately have rubbing issues with those 385's in the front !!!!;)

Do you plan on lowering the car ?

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

I normally do the following setups depending on brand

275/35/19 & 305/35/19

275/40/19 & 305/35/19

You can also run the 285/35/19 but need to find a good pairing with 305/35/19

If you run a square setup you can easily run a 285 all around

 

[uglygun]

You will definately have rubbing issues with those 385's in the front !!!!;)

Do you plan on lowering the car ?

Derp/typo.

285/35-19 front.

If I lower it will be a 1 to 1-1/2 inch front/rear max. My 2015 will stay largely stock til 3yr bumper to bumper wears off. I have a 95 on coil overs and an 05 on lowered springs and adj shocks for my fix of lowered hard driven cars.

I figure about 3-4 months from now I will be ready for a lighter set of wheels and beefier tires as spring gets ready to hit. March is damn good driving weather in my area.

About the only maker with a wide selection is Michelin, few others in the game for a matched set front to rear.

Will go staggered 10s front with 11s rear.

 

[Pablo GT350]

I'm thinking 285/35-19 in the front is the way to go (close to eom diameter). Problem is finding rears that are close. I think the solution may be to go with 20's on the back.
285/35-20 or 295/35/20.
As is happens the 285's are both available as goodrich g force rivals.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Michelin is a good choice to be honest, if not then 275/305 NT05 as stated is another good option as well.

 

[uglygun]

I'm thinking 285/35-19 in the front is the way to go (close to eom diameter). Problem is finding rears that are close. I think the solution may be to go with 20's on the back.
285/35-20 or 295/35/20.
As is happens the 285's are both available as goodrich g force rivals.

A 305/35 or 315/35 on a 19 would be damn near perfect diameter to a 275/40 19.

We all know how rare those are.

If this car is gonna get run hard it will be canyon carving and track/autocross events.

I am not a drag racer.

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