Looking for optimal tires size for after market rims.

[2extremeg35]

I am looking at getting some TSW rims that are 19x8" (20mm offset) in the front and 19x9.5" (35mm offset) rear. I dont know anything about tires or rims but I want a fairly aggresive look in the rear but dont want to have any problems. Can some one please let me know if this would be a good set of rims and if you can suggest some tires sizes and possibly brands.

This is for a 2006 G35 coupe.

Thanks

[johnparkyourcar]

If you want aggressive, you can get lower offsets. Fronts high teens and rears mid to low 20 offsets. But then you'd have to roll fenders and/or stretch tires.

[JeromeS13]

245/35/19275/35/19

It's the most common size and has great variety/availability.

-Jerome

[2extremeg35]

If you want aggressive, you can get lower offsets. Fronts high teens and rears mid to low 20 offsets. But then you'd have to roll fenders and/or stretch tires.

Not sure what rolling fenders or stretching tires means.

[johnparkyourcar]

fender rolling is the process where you roll the inner lip of the fender up allowing you to run a more aggressive wheel setup or wider tires with out rubbing. Also to avoid rubbing you'd have to get a smaller size tire and stretch it on and add camber (top part of the wheel is tilted in compared to the bottom of the wheel).

But thats if you want a REALLY aggressive look.

not my car but example of rolled fenders/stretched tires/camber

[joe603]

245/35/19275/35/19

It's the most common size and has great variety/availability.

-Jerome

That's what I'm running

[SleeperG37]

fender rolling is the process where you roll the inner lip of the fender up allowing you to run a more aggressive wheel setup or wider tires with out rubbing. Also to avoid rubbing you'd have to get a smaller size tire and stretch it on and add camber (top part of the wheel is tilted in compared to the bottom of the wheel).

But thats if you want a REALLY aggressive look.

not my car but example of rolled fenders/stretched tires/camber

Why in the hell is that guy sporting a Nissan emblem???

[johnparkyourcar]

everywhere else in the world besides america the g35 is actually called nissan skyline 350gt.