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    245-30-19 PS4S

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    For the Michelin PS4S, I'm aware that main sizes people agree on are 245-35 or 255-30.

    But has anyone ever tried 245-30-19? (on OEM staggered or aftermarket wheels)

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    Really quite short, and technically not load rated correctly. 255 or 265/30 would be a better option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Potatohead_RS3 View Post
    Really quite short, and technically not load rated correctly. 255 or 265/30 would be a better option.
    Could you expand on how those tires sizes are quite short and not "load rated" correctly?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ever. View Post
    Could you expand on how those tires sizes are quite short and not "load rated" correctly?
    A 255/30R19 is 25.1". 235/35R19 is 25.5". The 245/30 is 24.8". It doesn't sound like much but you will notice this when you look at the car from the side, and the odometer/speedometer will turn a little bit faster. Also less pothole protection.

    Factory tires (both sizes) have a 91 load rating. The 245/30R19 Michelin has an 89 load rating.

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    255/35/19's are what I'm running and they fit and look much better then the oem and ride a lot better! Little bit extra squish and pothole forgiveness

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    Quote Originally Posted by Potatohead_RS3 View Post
    A 255/30R19 is 25.1". 235/35R19 is 25.5". The 245/30 is 24.8". It doesn't sound like much but you will notice this when you look at the car from the side, and the odometer/speedometer will turn a little bit faster. Also less pothole protection.

    Factory tires (both sizes) have a 91 load rating. The 245/30R19 Michelin has an 89 load rating.
    Ah. Makes sense. Thanks! I was trying to avoid the 35 sidewall (on the michelins) as I thought it was a bit too meaty for my taste. I've tried 255/30 on the stock front wheels but that seemed a bit too wide for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ever. View Post
    Ah. Makes sense. Thanks! I was trying to avoid the 35 sidewall (on the michelins) as I thought it was a bit too meaty for my taste. I've tried 255/30 on the stock front wheels but that seemed a bit too wide for it.
    Well the 255 Michelin is massive. You could try the same size in another brand and they'll be a bit narrower. But yeah if you are putting them on stock 8" rear wheel they are going to be quite bulbous looking.

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    Will 255/30 all around on stock wheels stock height rub on the rears at all?

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