Question is,

With this size and offset 19x9.5 +25 will a 275 30 19 tire fit with the idea that I am rolled and pulled in the rear.

5th gen.

 

what is your drop?! i'm just going to say..with my current set up of 19x9 +30 offset with 265/30/19...i had to roll my fenders, and then everyone once in a while i still rub if i hit a steep enough hill. IMO...stretch teh tire...235 or 245/35 (or 40 series)

 

Dropped on progress springs, tockico blues.

 

i'm not super familiar with progress springs as far as drop...i'm guessing not a 2" drop...you maybe ok as i'm dropped 2" on dropzones

 

Anyone else?

 

Bump!

 

You'll probably still rub with that tire size. Only way to find out is to go out and MEASURE...

 

or just go do it...contact Deckdout2, he's running 275s on the rear

 

As mentioned, it depends on the BRAND of tire so unless he finds someone with the exact specs and tire brand/size then it's a crapshoot. MUCH more effective to just go out and measure. Use resources like the tirerack to find rough dimensions of the tire you intend to run. If it's a wheel/tire you have access to (i.e. for sale by another), mount it and take it around the block!

 

y not jus go with a smaller tire. .....maybe a 245 or 255

 

this...seriously..for some reason..it felt like my car rode better when i had 235/35 even though they were stretched.

 

Haha, alright thanks all, if it goes through i will let u all kno how it goes. Should be interesting!

 

Your offset is what's going to hurt you. I'm running a +42 on my 9.5 and I am rolled/tugged and still rub on occasion. If your drop is mild on some stiff springs, and you are running 255 or less, then you might be alright with a +25. Test fit, drive, and measure is about the best thing you can do as mentioned already.

 

you on coilovers right P?

 

Tein SS Coilovers and as low as I can go.

 

^lol impressive on 275s.

 

Thats they thing i was most worried about. If i decide to actually run with this setup it will be interesting to see how it will work out. I know that if your running 275s on a +42 and slightly rubbin then im sure im gonna have to pull and roll my *** off! lolz

Measure measure measure i guess is the best i can do for now

 

throw em on there and pull the fenders

 

I'm on the 275 tire size club

+29 in the rears for me and I rub a little only when I have passengers

 

275's + (+25) + drop = major rub

 

really? didnt think the 5th gen was that much different than a 4th. mind sharing some pics? how wide are those 37's ?

 

What type of pics are you looking for? Also the 37's are 19x9.5 +29

 

i wonder how +20 with a 9.5/10" wide wheel with a 235/245 tire would do

 

like rear contact patch and upclose fender clearnance

my avatar is 10's in 245. although +30

 

thats quite vicious looking...

 

If I recall correctly, 5th gens have a little more clearance than 4th gens. I dont know exactly how much though. One of these days when I have time, i'll swap wheels with a 4th gen and take some measurments to confirm this once and for all.

It works for me. 10" +22 w/ 235/35

 

thats why im sayin ^^^^^ that looks to be about 10mm more clearance than 4th

I dunno how the law is squeezing in 275's with only 7mm more clearance with "no rub", and it appears that you have rolled edges on top.

 

essential...i'm coming for you!

 

I'll try to get some pictures tomorrow after class

 

Now Law are you rolled and pulled? I presume your on coilovers, how is your drop compared to Deckdout?

 

I only rolled my fenders, no pull. I am not sure how low Deckdout is but I will get a measurement of how low I am as well

 

I'm waiting.

 

I'm eating pavement pretty much. lol

 

Haha, Well if you can run 275s as well as being that low im sure there wouldn't be too much of a problem fitting that size wheel in the rear. I remember seeing somewhere on this forum a member was running 19x9.5 +25 in the rear and had no rubbing issues apparently?! Interesting how people can fit these offsets.

 

he has +42 offset though....which contributes to his not rubbing so much w/ 275s. i'm +30 w/ 19x9"and i only rub when i have passengers and i hit a massive bump, BUT if i was lower(had coilovers), and running soft on the dampening, i'd rub alot more