ZPS Tire stagger sizes?

Someone? · 11-20-2013, 11:39 PM

I would like to put 275/35/19 tires on my stock ZPS rims, but web sites say i need to change the fronts to 255/35/19 to keep the 10% stagger is this true or does it not matter if i go 275 rear and keep 245 fronts? Thanks

jadnashuanh · 11-21-2013, 12:58 AM

You may find that the stability control won't save you or perform well with something outside of the stock tire footprints. This is just a guess.

Brosef · 11-21-2013, 10:24 AM

you could never fit the rear 275/35 tires in the front - they're too tall and will rub severely at full lock. hell, even my 255/35 would slightly rub at full lock (not to the point it was a problem though). you're better off sticking with either 265/35 rear and 245/35 front or going up slightly to the 275/35 rear and 255/35 front. If you had to do the 275/35 rear with the narrower 245/35 front, it would work, but it's less than ideal.

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Brosef Brigadier General 876 Rep 3,450 Posts Drives: F90 M5 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Chicago iTrader: (4)	you could never fit the rear 275/35 tires in the front - they're too tall and will rub severely at full lock. hell, even my 255/35 would slightly rub at full lock (not to the point it was a problem though). you're better off sticking with either 265/35 rear and 245/35 front or going up slightly to the 275/35 rear and 255/35 front. If you had to do the 275/35 rear with the narrower 245/35 front, it would work, but it's less than ideal.
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