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[TheLastV8]

Since PSS 295/30/19's (rears) are always on backorder, looking for something more accessible.

Been searching thru the forum and found that 285/30/19 seems to be a good alternative for wheels in this spec.

Anyone with this spec have any other recommendations? I'm running w/ ZCP suspension and 19x10.5 et25 rears. Any pictures would be Thanks

[Harry Da Hamster]

I have 19X10.5 ET25 rear and i just installed 295/30R19 tires and there's no rubbing at all.

Hankook V12 Evo2 is much cheaper than Michelin PSS and similar performance. Check the links below for the best price i could find. Free shipping too.

295/30R19 http://amzn.to/1UaQLrT

275/30R19 http://amzn.to/1LU6sAY

[Harry Da Hamster]

It says they have three Michelin PSS 295/30R19 available: http://amzn.to/1MWLvUA

[BimmerRookie]

conti DW's?

[W Cole]

I rubbed with this setup and 295/30 PSS. Maybe the people who aren't rubbing aren't low enough or aren't hitting big enough bumps.

[ApexWheels]

285/30/19 or 295/30/19 would certainly do the trick on a 10.5 wheel. For street use, the following would work:

295/30/19 availability -

Michelin PSS
Michilen PS2
Yokohama AD08
Hankook Ventus V12
Potenza S04 Pole Poistions
Pirelli P Zero
Toyo Proxies

285/30/19 availability -

Hankook Ventus V12
Potenza S04 Pole Poistions
Continental Extreme DW
Pirelli P Zero
Pirelli P Zero Corsa

Here are some images on 19x10.5 et22 (only 3mm more aggresive then your et25) rear wheels to help you visualize

All of these are on APEX EC-7
19x9.5 et22 - Hankook V12 265/30/19
19x10.5 et22 - Hankook V12 295/30/19

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- Ryan

[Bomiz]

Just mounted my 19x10.5 et25 with 285/30/19 pss. No problems yet and I'm pretty low.

[W Cole]

Originally Posted by Bomiz

Just mounted my 19x10.5 et25 with 285/30/19 pss. No problems yet and I'm pretty low.

Pss aren't available in 285/30 are yours run flats?

[Bomiz]

Originally Posted by W Cole

Pss aren't available in 285/30 are yours run flats?

Yeah, does that make a difference?

[ApexWheels]

Originally Posted by W Cole

Pss aren't available in 285/30 are yours run flats?

Originally Posted by Bomiz

Yeah, does that make a difference?

In short, yes. Run flat tires have a very different sidewall construction, and therefore feel very different from behind the steering wheel. They can be described as harsh, numb etc. in comparison to non-run flat tires.

[Bomiz]

Originally Posted by ApexRaceParts

In short, yes. Run flat tires have a very different sidewall construction, and therefore feel very different from behind the steering wheel. They can be described as harsh, numb etc. in comparison to non-run flat tires.

But only my rears are run flats. Fronts are normal PSS. The 285/30/19 dont feel much different to my 18's which were 285/35/18 (non run flat pss).

Since it's only the rears I thought the purchase was ok. There's a tire shop selling them for a nice price. I Paid $500 shipped for 2x brand new 285/30/19