Post Pix of your S550 with aftermarket wheels and tires

[Fray_s550]

Hey guys, a tire noobie here seeking help.. I'm finally pulling the trigger on a new set of tires. Many pages ago someone suggested that I run a 305/35/20 - 275/35/20 combo for my Niche Misano 20x10/9s wheels. I'm trying to keep my cost at a $1000 range... Any recommendations for brands? I noticed that a few brands dont run 305s on 20s like Michelin, they only do 315. Will 315s give me rubbing issues?

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[Pongo23]

Hey guys, a tire noobie here seeking help.. I'm finally pulling the trigger on a new set of tires. Many pages ago someone suggested that I run a 305/35/20 - 275/35/20 combo for my Niche Misano 20x10/9s wheels. I'm trying to keep my cost at a $1000 range... Any recommendations for brands? I noticed that a few brands dont run 305s on 20s like Michelin, they only do 315. Will 315s give me rubbing issues?

Michelin does have 305 section tires. 315's wont rub since i have them but those may be wider than you'd want to go for a 10" wide wheel. Regarding brands, i only use michelin because the tires are really good.

Ive seen my tuner shop using "landsail" tires; never heard of them before but they said theyre affordable, have good grip, good in rain and they use them as their daily driver tires.


https://simpletire.com/landsail-p265-35r20-841623104191-tires

https://simpletire.com/landsail-295-3020-104207-tires

Also note that the max "recommended" width for a 9" wheel is 265 section width but you could put on a 275 width. For the 10" wide, the max recommended is 285 width but you could put on a 295.

I have an 11 inch wide dear wheel and the max recommended tire width is 305 but i have 315/35r20 with 0 issues.

http://www.tyresizecalculator.com/tyre-wheel-calculators/tyre-size-for-rim-size-width-calculator

 

[2morrow]

Michelin does have 305 section tires. 315's wont rub since i have them but those may be wider than you'd want to go for a 10" wide wheel. Regarding brands, i only use michelin because the tires are really good.

Also note that the max "recommended" width for a 9" wheel is 265 section width but you could put on a 275 width. For the 10" wide, the max recommended is 285 width but you could put on a 295.

I have an 11 inch wide dear wheel and the max recommended tire width is 305 but i have 315/35r20 with 0 issues.

http://www.tyresizecalculator.com/tyre-wheel-calculators/tyre-size-for-rim-size-width-calculator

This.

a 305 on a 10 will give you a lot of bulge. I did it in the past but was not super happy with the fitment.

 

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[Fray_s550]

Michelin does have 305 section tires. 315's wont rub since i have them but those may be wider than you'd want to go for a 10" wide wheel. Regarding brands, i only use michelin because the tires are really good.

Ive seen my tuner shop using "landsail" tires; never heard of them before but they said theyre affordable, have good grip, good in rain and they use them as their daily driver tires.


https://simpletire.com/landsail-p265-35r20-841623104191-tires

https://simpletire.com/landsail-295-3020-104207-tires

Also note that the max "recommended" width for a 9" wheel is 265 section width but you could put on a 275 width. For the 10" wide, the max recommended is 285 width but you could put on a 295.

I have an 11 inch wide dear wheel and the max recommended tire width is 305 but i have 315/35r20 with 0 issues.

http://www.tyresizecalculator.com/tyre-wheel-calculators/tyre-size-for-rim-size-width-calculator

So I’m begging for trouble if I visit the 300 zone huh? The mistake I made is searching for 35 aspect ratio where only 30 is available in Michelin. Not that big of a deal imo. I might stick with Michelin in the end cuz judging at my brothers michelin pilot sport 4s that hes had for months now with plenty and plenty of thread left in it. They last for a long time for sure

 

[VibeMotorsports]

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[VibeMotorsports]

345's in the rear no problem

P51 Gloss Black - Toyo R888R 345's
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[MrWolf]

345's in the rear no problem

P51 Gloss Black - Toyo R888R 345's
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Seriously sexy!!!

I guess this is on a 11.5” with +56mm offset?

Any poke (I assume not)?

This is the set up I’m looking for (except with MPSSs instead of Toyos)

Any reason this wouldn’t work on a MY18 with Magneride (I’m lowered on FP GT350 springs)?

 

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[VibeMotorsports]

Seriously sexy!!!

I guess this is on a 11.5” with +56mm offset?

Any poke (I assume not)?

This is the set up I’m looking for (except with MPSSs instead of Toyos)

Any reason this wouldn’t work on a MY18 with Magneride (I’m lowered on FP GT350 springs)?

Thank you brother,

Yes they are on a 19x11.5+56.

No POKE, very small minimal camber adjustment needed within factory specs and he's also lowered.

both Michelin and Toyo would work just fine, we just shipped out a Michelin Combo to the east coat last Friday hope customer will share images to us.

 

[MrWolf]

both Michelin and Toyo would work just fine, we just shipped out a Michelin Combo to the east coat last Friday hope customer will share images to us.

Thanks for the reply.

Would what you said also apply to the MY18 with Magneride?

 

[Vato]

What are the specs on these wheels and tires?

 

[JP_Stang]

XXR 521's
20 x 10.5 with 275's all the way around

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[Cloak]

What are the specs on these wheels and tires?

20x10 +35et with 275/35r20 Tires

 

[VibeMotorsports]

Thanks for the reply.

Would what you said also apply to the MY18 with Magneride?

Yes brother, very minimal camber adjustment needed to fit a 345's in the rear.

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