are these better than having 4 of the 245/40/19's? the price pretty much evens out....Jacko3 wrote:I have the exact same car and model. Mine has 38,000 miles on it. The Bridgestone RE 00050 A which you have are horrible tires--I will never ever buy them again. I switched tires sizes and brand and they are awesome. I use Toyo Proxes T1R and my tire sizes are
245x35 R19--front
275x35 R19---rear.
They fit great and they work excellently. If you can add nitrogen to the tires, you won't be disappointed in the long run and short run.
245 sounds about right but... 275 on the rear??! Aren't the stock size 19x8.5? I'm running 245/35/20 on mine and its 20x8.5...Jacko3 wrote:I have the exact same car and model. Mine has 38,000 miles on it. The Bridgestone RE 00050 A which you have are horrible tires--I will never ever buy them again. I switched tires sizes and brand and they are awesome. I use Toyo Proxes T1R and my tire sizes are
245x35 R19--front
275x35 R19---rear.
They fit great and they work excellently. If you can add nitrogen to the tires, you won't be disappointed in the long run and short run.
I've been running 275/35/19 with the OEM 19s for 17k miles. Much better rear end traction than OEM. The rim width is 8" front and 8.5" rear. There have been long debates on whether the 275/35's will safely fit on the rear...even if tirerack.com had them as an optional size.johnparkyourcar wrote:hmm... interesting..
Not to thread jack but I'm running 20x8.5 with 245/35/20 all around. I was thinking about staggered tires but didn't think 275 on 8.5 was possible...