Which one?

[legacyy21]

So I just got my new rims in just the other day, they are 19x10 in the rear and 18x8.5 and a guy at Jensen Auto was telling me to get 245 in the front and 275 in the rear, while i was thinking 305 in the rear and 275 in front, whose idea do you think would look better? I'm not a tire expert, so if you guys could help me out that would be great.

[Kaotic_ws6]

So I just got my new rims in just the other day, they are 19x10 in the rear and 18x8.5 and a guy at Jensen Auto was telling me to get 245 in the front and 275 in the rear, while i was thinking 305 in the rear and 275 in front, whose idea do you think would look better? I'm not a tire expert, so if you guys could help me out that would be great.

that is very close to the wheels sizes i have. DEFF. do the 275's and 305's(thats what i got) or it will look goofy. the 305's will rub alittle but not much. good luck

[yyun]

Definitely go with the 275's up front. As for the rear, 295's are pretty wide (about 12" depending on the tire manufacturer) and should be a good choice as you will not have any rubbing issues.

[Kaotic_ws6]

Definitely go with the 275's up front. As for the rear, 295's are pretty wide (about 12" depending on the tire manufacturer) and should be a good choice as you will not have any rubbing issues.

well i rubbed when i ha my 295s, but im lowered, you may not even rub with 305s if your stock height, and if you did it would be minimal

[SteveCZ28]

go with the 275/305's the other way that uses 245/275 will be tooo sucked in. and give it a ugly tall skinny look...shorter and fatter ftw

[Kaotic_ws6]

go with the 275/305's the other way that uses 245/275 will be tooo sucked in. and give it a ugly tall skinny look...shorter and fatter ftw

+1

[legacyy21]

Yea thats exactly what i was thinking, i think im going to go get the tire sometime tomorrow