Shifting_Gears
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Hi everyone.
Super excited to have pulled the trigger on some SVE R325 wheels from Late Model Restoration. They have a pretty sick sale going on.
I went with gloss graphite to breaI away from the black PP wheels and give the car some better contrast (Ingot Silver). They are a good bit lighter as well, which I’m excited about.
They’re 19x10 and 19x11. It seems the ideal size is 285/35/19 and 305/35/19. There are plenty of 285’s to choose from, but very limited 305/35/19.
However, 295/35/19 is the next size down… Continental ExtremeContact are available in both sizes and are the “least” expensive of the bunch.
Are there other “good” choices for that setup? There are more 285/30/19 and 305/30/19 choices avail, however my concern is related to the effect on the speedometer/odometer readings.
A 305/35/19 is right around 27.4” I believe and the factory 275/40/19 is 27.7, so not a huge difference. A 305/30/19 is closer to lower 26” though. 295/35/19 seems to be a good choice as well (27.1”) - is this enough tire for an 11” wheel?
Looking for suggestions on tire brands and the best size.
Thanks!
Pic from LMR..
Super excited to have pulled the trigger on some SVE R325 wheels from Late Model Restoration. They have a pretty sick sale going on.
I went with gloss graphite to breaI away from the black PP wheels and give the car some better contrast (Ingot Silver). They are a good bit lighter as well, which I’m excited about.
They’re 19x10 and 19x11. It seems the ideal size is 285/35/19 and 305/35/19. There are plenty of 285’s to choose from, but very limited 305/35/19.
However, 295/35/19 is the next size down… Continental ExtremeContact are available in both sizes and are the “least” expensive of the bunch.
Are there other “good” choices for that setup? There are more 285/30/19 and 305/30/19 choices avail, however my concern is related to the effect on the speedometer/odometer readings.
A 305/35/19 is right around 27.4” I believe and the factory 275/40/19 is 27.7, so not a huge difference. A 305/30/19 is closer to lower 26” though. 295/35/19 seems to be a good choice as well (27.1”) - is this enough tire for an 11” wheel?
Looking for suggestions on tire brands and the best size.
Thanks!
Pic from LMR..
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