19" rim and tire questions.
u c l a
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Hacienda Heights, S. Cali
dump some 20's on that thing 
actually, 17's are most optimal for everyday driving, but if 19's are your thing, then go with the 215/35R19's. if you want to run it a little wider and safer, go with the 225's. personally, i've heard good stuff from yokohama, dunlop, toyo and kumho. michelin is overpriced.
actually, 17's are most optimal for everyday driving, but if 19's are your thing, then go with the 215/35R19's. if you want to run it a little wider and safer, go with the 225's. personally, i've heard good stuff from yokohama, dunlop, toyo and kumho. michelin is overpriced.
Pink Panty Bandit
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: SoCal
I've got 225/35-19 on my 5th gen and the only problems i had is it rubbed in the front with my lowering springs. Got a set of coilovers and no problems yet. My friend has the same tire size on his 6th gen with a set of eibach springs and he has no proplems. Hope that helps with your decision.
