Fitment Help Needed

[BigBrian27]

Hello all,

Long story short I got a great deal on a set of wheels and I'd like to put them on my 2021 GT PP1.

Wheels are MRR M600. Fronts are 19x11 +24 and the rears are 19x11.5 +52

My car is lowered on Steeda minimum drop springs (1/2" drop all around).

Current tire sizes are 255/40/19 front and 275/40/19 rear.

I'd like to run a 285/35/19 front and 305/35/19 rear.

From my research it looks like the rear should fit no problem. The front however, I might need to run camber plates?

Has anyone run a similar setup and if so, what did you have to do?

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[NightmareMoon]

You can dial in the front poke better with camber plates, yes

those sizes will be ok. The 285 will be stretched on an 11 but as long as the tire is something like an MPSS and not a Nitto it will look fine (rim protector feature on the MPSS helps).

 

[BigBrian27]

You can dial in the front poke better with camber plates, yes

those sizes will be ok. The 285 will be stretched on an 11 but as long as the tire is something like an MPSS and not a Nitto it will look fine (rim protector feature on the MPSS helps).

I was planning on going with Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02 tires.

 

[NHMach1]

Conti 02s 295/35 or 305/35 front. I run 295/35/19 front and 305/35 rear on a 19x10.5 front and 19x11 rear. Best tire I’ve had!

 

[NightmareMoon]

I was planning on going with Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02 tires.

I think those have rim protectors, or the internet says most sizes do

 

[BigBrian27]

I think those have rim protectors, or the internet says most sizes do

According to Continentals site, neither size has rim protectors.

 

[NightmareMoon]

According to Continentals site, neither size has rim protectors.

welp, there you go. Not sure how it will look and you may scratch a wheel rim more easily. They'll still fit.

 

[BigBrian27]

welp, there you go. Not sure how it will look and you may scratch a wheel rim more easily. They'll still fit.

Not too worried about hitting curbs. Where I live I rarely park along curbs.

 

[BigBrian27]

Conti 02s 295/35 or 305/35 front. I run 295/35/19 front and 305/35 rear on a 19x10.5 front and 19x11 rear. Best tire I’ve had!

I'm afraid that a 295 up front won't fit.

 

[Grintch]

I'm afraid that a 295 up front won't fit.

Why? Plenty people have reported using 19x11 and 305 all around.

 

[BigBrian27]

Why? Plenty people have reported using 19x11 and 305 all around.

I wasn't aware. Good to know, thanks.

 

[luc]

Why? Plenty people have reported using 19x11 and 305 all around.

The “right “ size rim for 285 is a 10”

 

[Bob Lob Law]

The Conti ecs02 has a LOT more of a rim protection than the Indy 500s! At least in 285/35 19 and 325/30 19.

 

[NightmareMoon]

Why? Plenty people have reported using 19x11 and 305 all around.

315 here

yeah with that offset and wheel size, and the camber plates, you can definitely fit a 295. An 11" wheel closest in width to a 305 tire, so 305 is the standard fit but a front 305/35/19 won't do your fender liners any favors, most run a 305/30R19 not a 305/35 for the front.

Nothing particularly wrong with a 285, but the 295 is worth considering IMHO. I can't say who runs a 295/35 though.

 

[BigBrian27]

315 here

yeah with that offset and wheel size, and the camber plates, you can definitely fit a 295. An 11" wheel closest in width to a 305 tire, so 305 is the standard fit but a front 305/35/19 won't do your fender liners any favors, most run a 305/30R19 not a 305/35 for the front.

Nothing particularly wrong with a 285, but the 295 is worth considering IMHO. I can't say who runs a 295/35 though.

I would think a 305/30 would make for a harsh ride compared to a 285/35 or a 295/35.

I'd definitely consider a 295/35 if it can fit.

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