your question primarily depends on offset first, then wheel width second. with a 10.5" wide wheel and the correct offset, you can run a 305/30/19 max. ideal tire width for a 10.5" wide wheel is a 295/30/19. however, both of these choices are a little short of oem tire diameter.Just got a new set of rims for my q staggered setup. just wondering what’s the best tire size to run without rubbing. they are as follows, Rear 10.5 wide, front 9.5 wide.
For the best look I went with the stock tire size in the front but went 275/35/19 in the rear. All of my rims are 19x9.5 40 Offset. Now this setup also keeps my speedometer with in factory specs as well. Now for the rear since your running 19x10.5, I would say that running 265/35/19 will give you the least amount of poke but I bet it will still poke out alot because of the its 19x10.5. Even on my rear 19x9.5 it barely pokes and you cant notice it at all if any.Just got a new set of rims for my q staggered setup. just wondering what’s the best tire size to run without rubbing. they are as follows, Rear 10.5 wide, front 9.5 wide.
Lucky, you cant make a recommendation about tires without knowing the wheel offset, as that is the determining factor in poke. if the offset is very low, stretching a skinny tire on a wide wheel doesnt magically make the rim scoot inside the wheel well, it still hangs out. the tire itself may fit in but the wheel will not.For the best look I went with the stock tire size in the front but went 275/35/19 in the rear. All of my rims are 19x9.5 40 Offset. Now this setup also keeps my speedometer with in factory specs as well. Now for the rear since your running 19x10.5, I would say that running 265/35/19 will give you the least amount of poke but I bet it will still poke out alot because of the its 19x10.5. Even on my rear 19x9.5 it barely pokes and you cant notice it at all if any.
Yes that is correct and I just said 265/35/19 as it was mentioned. But also I gave my tire size and offset as example thinking it would help paint a better picture. I am not trying to suggest that tire size at all as it would all depend on the offset and etc like you have stated.Lucky, you cant make a recommendation about tires without knowing the wheel offset, as that is the determining factor in poke. if the offset is very low, stretching a skinny tire on a wide wheel doesnt magically make the rim scoot inside the wheel well, it still hangs out. the tire itself may fit in but the wheel will not.
Offset?
backspace if youre super old.Offset?
I was calling for the wheel offset the OP is asking about, not the definition of "offset". I am old enough to remember when chrome reverse wheels were cool though.backspace if youre super old.![]()
moon rims FTW.I was calling for the wheel offset the OP is asking about, not the definition of "offset". I am old enough to remember when chrome reverse wheels were cool though.
Indeed, inquiring minds want to know.I was calling for the wheel offset the OP is asking about, not the definition of "offset". I am old enough to remember when chrome reverse wheels were cool though.