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      04-15-2015, 12:57 PM   #1
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Avant Garde m359 19x10 et 38 and PSS question

I have the following Avant Garde m359s on my car:

Fronts: 19x9 ET 35
Rears: 19x10 ET 38

I'm running Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 245/35/19 in the front and 275/30/19 in the rear and I rub currently in the rear. I'm on stock suspension but am in need of new tires and want to pick up PSS's but want to know what size I can run with no rub. I'm thinking 265/35/19s, anyone running them with no rub?

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I have the following Avant Garde m359s on my car:

Fronts: 19x9 ET 35
Rears: 19x10 ET 38

I'm running Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 245/35/19 in the front and 275/30/19 in the rear and I rub currently in the rear. I'm on stock suspension but am in need of new tires and want to pick up PSS's but want to know what size I can run with no rub. I'm thinking 265/35/19s, anyone running them with no rub?

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Run 265/30R19, thats the most popular tire size. You won't rub on stock suspension.
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Run 265/30R19, thats the most popular tire size. You won't rub on stock suspension.
I wanted to run 265/35/19s just to have a little more cushion on my wheel. You think they would work still? If not I'll just run 30s
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I'm running the same wheel with 275 rear but with Hankook v12 tires. No rubbing.

Maybe Michelin's sit a bit more square. PSS 265 should definitely give you clearance.
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I'm running the same wheel with 275 rear but with Hankook v12 tires. No rubbing.

Maybe Michelin's sit a bit more square. PSS 265 should definitely give you clearance.
Yea its Michelin. They are beefy tires, which I like so dropping down sucks for me. I was considering the V12s but was hesitant because I've heard they wear quickly. What has been your experience with them?
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Michelin PSS is beefier than other tires as mentioned above but you will be fine with 265/30/19. Good luck.
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I wanted to run 265/35/19s just to have a little more cushion on my wheel. You think they would work still? If not I'll just run 30s
I don't think they will work. the 30 series is proven but you can take the gamble with the 35's if you want. I don't think its worth it personally.
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I'm running same wheels with 265/30 general gmax with bmw performance suspension and have plenty of clearance.
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