Conclusion on tires, wanting confirmation

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So after a lot of research and helpful advice I came down to the conclusion of these 2 tire sets. I’m just wanting to make sure that the sizing is correct before I order anything as I don’t want a bad ride and handling…

For the summer:
Front: Michelin Pilot Sport 4s 275/35/19
Rear: Nitto NT555r2 305/35/19
$1500

Cold months:
Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 plus
Front: 265/35/19
Rear: 285/35/19
$1080

The reason I’m going with all seasons and not winter tires for the colder months are because I live in Missouri and it doesn’t snow a lot. I think just this year we have had 2 snow falls and 1 coming up next week. I also live in a nice and populated area where the streets are plowed very often.

accepting all thoughts and suggestions in regards to sizing and experiences.
The reason I didn’t go with toyo r888r is that they arnt in my size unless I went with a 285.
The dws 06 plus seem to be better overall for the area I live and are softer so I’m thinking that can lay down more traction than the Michelin as4’s

PS: I know March 1st Michelin will release the pilot sport 5’s but their site doesn’t show anything past a 255/35/19.
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So after a lot of research and helpful advice I came down to the conclusion of these 2 tire sets. I’m just wanting to make sure that the sizing is correct before I order anything as I don’t want a bad ride and handling…

For the summer:
Front: Michelin Pilot Sport 4s 275/35/19
Rear: Nitto NT555r2 305/35/19
$1500

Cold months:
Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 plus
Front: 265/35/19
Rear: 285/35/19
$1080

The reason I’m going with all seasons and not winter tires for the colder months are because I live in Missouri and it doesn’t snow a lot. I think just this year we have had 2 snow falls and 1 coming up next week. I also live in a nice and populated area where the streets are plowed very often.

accepting all thoughts and suggestions in regards to sizing and experiences.
The reason I didn’t go with toyo r888r is that they arnt in my size unless I went with a 285.
The dws 06 plus seem to be better overall for the area I live and are softer so I’m thinking that can lay down more traction than the Michelin as4’s

PS: I know March 1st Michelin will release the pilot sport 5’s but their site doesn’t show anything past a 255/35/19.
For the front I wouldn’t go past a 265/35R19. If you drive aggressive it will rub.

For the rear a 285/35R19 is fine if you’re stock. Its also acceptable for winter setups. Any power adders and a 295/35R19 is the minimum I would recommend for summer use.

-RJM
 

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I run stock size MPS4S all around and I can tell you it’s night and day difference.
 

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DWS06 are sound tires.
 
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For the front I wouldn’t go past a 265/35R19. If you drive aggressive it will rub.

For the rear a 285/35R19 is fine if you’re stock. Its also acceptable for winter setups. Any power adders and a 295/35R19 is the minimum I would recommend for summer use.

-RJM
Hmmm well that’s weird you say not to go past 265 because I was looking everywhere and saw people
Go to 275… what did I miss?

Im also not lowered
 

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Hmmm well that’s weird you say not to go past 265 because I was looking everywhere and saw people
Go to 275… what did I miss?

Im also not lowered
For most it should be fine. That’s why I mentioned aggressive driving. I’ve seen 275/35R19s rub at stock height here locally during our Tijuana, MX runs.

-RJM
 
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For most it should be fine. That’s why I mentioned aggressive driving. I’ve seen 275/35R19s rub at stock height here locally during our Tijuana, MX runs.

-RJM
Gotcha. Well since I decided against radials since I daily. I’m getting 295 Michelin ps4s so 265 would be the fronts ??‍♂
 

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I’m running the same specs for the dsw06 on the stock wheels. They’re amazing in NY, but sometimes when I make a sharp u turn and turn the wheels all the way I noticed that it rubs a little bit in the front. Still an amazing set overall
 
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I’m running the same specs for the dsw06 on the stock wheels. They’re amazing in NY, but sometimes when I make a sharp u turn and turn the wheels all the way I noticed that it rubs a little bit in the front. Still an amazing set overall
Are you lowered?
 

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Nope, stock rims and suspension. Roads are shit in NY so might have been the combination of bumpy roads and sharp turning that caused the rubbing
 

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You should post your experience once you get them. I drive my car almost every day so I worry about getting caught out with just a little snow on the ground. I'm especially interested in how your Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 plus work.
 
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You should post your experience once you get them. I drive my car almost every day so I worry about getting caught out with just a little snow on the ground. I'm especially interested in how your Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 plus work.
Being that summer is coming up. I won’t be getting them until probably October. So the Michelin ps4s will be my first purchase
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