krisk
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I've been looking at the Project 6GR Ten wheels in both 19 and 20 staggered and square. My dilemma is I want to run all season tires and would really like either of the Michelin Pilot options. There are almost no all season tires, Michelin or otherwise, that will fit the staggered setup other than the new Pilot Sport All Season 4 in a 305/35/20 and 285/30/20 setup. I've seen one car with this wheel/tire size setup but that is it.
My concerns are
1. Is the 285/30/20 in the front is going to give a very rough ride compared to my current 255/40/19?
2. The front and rear tires are more than 1 1/2" different in size (28.4 rear, 26.8 front) and I'm not sure if the stance will look odd, and
3. The profile of the front and rear tire are going to be much different and I'm not sure how that will look.
Does anyone have any experience with this or a similar setup? Or does anyone have any other all season tire setup suggestions (I could run a Pilot All Season 4 in the back and Pilot A/S3+ front which would give me a 275/35/20 for the front), but everything I've read says it's a bad idea to run different front and rear tires. The other option I see now is to go with the square setup of 19x10 on 285/35/19 or 20x10 on 275/35/20.
FYI, I have a 2019 GT PP1 with Steeda Sport Progressive lowering springs.
My concerns are
1. Is the 285/30/20 in the front is going to give a very rough ride compared to my current 255/40/19?
2. The front and rear tires are more than 1 1/2" different in size (28.4 rear, 26.8 front) and I'm not sure if the stance will look odd, and
3. The profile of the front and rear tire are going to be much different and I'm not sure how that will look.
Does anyone have any experience with this or a similar setup? Or does anyone have any other all season tire setup suggestions (I could run a Pilot All Season 4 in the back and Pilot A/S3+ front which would give me a 275/35/20 for the front), but everything I've read says it's a bad idea to run different front and rear tires. The other option I see now is to go with the square setup of 19x10 on 285/35/19 or 20x10 on 275/35/20.
FYI, I have a 2019 GT PP1 with Steeda Sport Progressive lowering springs.
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