Everything is ready to go.

[Richice87]

Ok I have had my new rims for awhile now along with my H&R springs, I just
couldn't find time to get around it since its freaking cold outside. Anyways spring is just right around the corner and I think my ride deserves new shoes. So its time but now my only question is that the only cheapest tire I could find to wrap my 19x9.5 +40 offset is a 245/35/19's will this set up cause any issue of rubbing or fender rolling with my car being drop with my H&R lowering spring? I have done my homework with the tire calculator. The diameter difference of my stock to new set.up is +2.17%. All the help is greatly appreciated

[DReed86]

yo richie you coming to carlise???

[Richice87]

yo richie you coming to carlise???

I would love to bro but isn't that in cali?

[DReed86]

Nah man u came to the Small Kutztown meet last year with DJ Beasy right??? Carlisle is in PA its def a must attend.

[MetallicSlate]

I think somebody on a different thread said if the difference is less than 3% you should be okay.

[Richice87]

I think somebody on a different thread said if the difference is less than 3% you should be okay.

but wouldn't this size be stretch ?

[nismogxs21]

hey bro jus to give you a little feedback on your tire specs.

i'm running almost the same specs as you but im running 19x8.5 in the front & 19x9.5 in the back with +15offset all around & im on coilovers.. the front i have 225/35/19 & the back i have 235/35/19 & theres a nice stretch all around. i think its perfect the only thing is i would like the front to be a little more wider but im not fully dropped in the front yet..

i dont think you should have any rubbing problems since your dropped on springs but then again you are running are thicker sidewall so thats another thing to consider..

Heres a pic so you get an idea