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11-22-2020
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  Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Innsbrook, Missouri
Posts: 1,720
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Tires
What brand and size of tires are you running on your car, i'm gonna purchase a new set, real soon, i'm trying to wade through all the options.
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11-22-2020
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Northern VA
Posts: 2,646
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Re: Tires
Highly recommend Michelin Pilot 4S in 285/35ZR18 an 325/30ZR19
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11-22-2020
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Omaha
Posts: 403
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Re: Tires
On my stock wheels I run Michelin PSS (Pilot Super Sports) ZP in stock sizes (285/30R19 & 335/25R20). I also have a pair of reproduction 19x12" rear ZR1 wheels that I run Toyo R888R in 345/30R19. I run the Toyos around town, and swap the Michelin rears on if I'm going on a trip.
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12-08-2020
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Innsbrook, Missouri
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Re: Tires
No problems with rubbing on big rear tires?
I'm thinking my new set, would be the toyo in stock sizes, the rear being 345 instead of 335 |
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12-08-2020
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Omaha
Posts: 403
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Re: Tires
Zero issues with the 345/30R19 in the rear. No rubbing, no TC issues.
If you're saying run 345 in a 20" tire, I wouldn't recommend it. The only offering Toyo has in a 345/25R20 is the T1R and feedback from those who've tried it hasn't been great, rating it as worse than the original PS2s in 335/25R20. |
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