Our shop car:
Lowered about -1.5'' on Fortune Auto coilovers. Titan 7 Front is a 19x9.5 +34 and we did 275/30/19. Rear below is a 19x11 +40 and we did 305/30/19
Based on your wheel specs, you can do roughly the same tire size, the rear I'd recommend more a 295 with a 10.5
Yeah that's about as wide as I'd personally go, of course there's always people that do not ideal fitments either way.True, stock rear wheel is 10", maybe even just a 285.
I see you with those Invos.Our shop car:
Lowered about -1.5'' on Fortune Auto coilovers. Titan 7 Front is a 19x9.5 +34 and we did 275/30/19. Rear below is a 19x11 +40 and we did 305/30/19
Based on your wheel specs, you can do roughly the same tire size, the rear I'd recommend more a 295 with a 10.5
haha good eye! They're ok, I'm somewhat disappointed in them, I know you're leaving some performance on the table with them as a trade off for rain and a good cruising tire, but it's more than I expected. I prefer the Nitto NT555 G2 on our shop EvoXI see you with those Invos.
I ran Invos on my E46 and was impressed but you are right you have to give up some performance in the dry. I went with NT05s on the corvette and grabbed that dry performance back while making it a deathtrap if I was ever caught in rain. I thought about going back to the Invo with the Supra for the comfort. I will definitely keep what you said in mind.
