Tire size questions/opinions
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Tire size questions/opinions
For my 07Z, it has Nittos on it now
345/25R20 and 285/30R19
I can get the same tire/size for $2230.00 all in
or I could downsize slightly to Michelin Pilot SS
325/25R20 and 275/30R19 for $1800.00 all in
I've shopped the tires, so its down to these two. Any opinions on the smaller Michelin's, or should I stay with the steamrollers...
345/25R20 and 285/30R19
I can get the same tire/size for $2230.00 all in
or I could downsize slightly to Michelin Pilot SS
325/25R20 and 275/30R19 for $1800.00 all in
I've shopped the tires, so its down to these two. Any opinions on the smaller Michelin's, or should I stay with the steamrollers...
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Drifting
For my 07Z, it has Nittos on it now
345/25R20 and 285/30R19
I can get the same tire/size for $2230.00 all in
or I could downsize slightly to Michelin Pilot SS
325/25R20 and 275/30R19 for $1800.00 all in
I've shopped the tires, so its down to these two. Any opinions on the smaller Michelin's, or should I stay with the steamrollers...
345/25R20 and 285/30R19
I can get the same tire/size for $2230.00 all in
or I could downsize slightly to Michelin Pilot SS
325/25R20 and 275/30R19 for $1800.00 all in
I've shopped the tires, so its down to these two. Any opinions on the smaller Michelin's, or should I stay with the steamrollers...
#3
Melting Slicks
For my 07Z, it has Nittos on it now
345/25R20 and 285/30R19
I can get the same tire/size for $2230.00 all in
or I could downsize slightly to Michelin Pilot SS
325/25R20 and 275/30R19 for $1800.00 all in
I've shopped the tires, so its down to these two. Any opinions on the smaller Michelin's, or should I stay with the steamrollers...
345/25R20 and 285/30R19
I can get the same tire/size for $2230.00 all in
or I could downsize slightly to Michelin Pilot SS
325/25R20 and 275/30R19 for $1800.00 all in
I've shopped the tires, so its down to these two. Any opinions on the smaller Michelin's, or should I stay with the steamrollers...
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Melting Slicks
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if you google you will find more info
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=222510
#11
Le Mans Master
My dad always said tires are like (.)(.)'s
"Wider is not always the best, but they sure do look good"
Might help:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
dodosmike
"Wider is not always the best, but they sure do look good"
Might help:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
dodosmike
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Le Mans Master
My dad always said tires are like (.)(.)'s
"Wider is not always the best, but they sure do look good"
Might help:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
dodosmike
"Wider is not always the best, but they sure do look good"
Might help:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
dodosmike
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i had them side by side 335 nitto michelin toyo the nittos are smaller by more then 1 inch .
if you google you will find more info
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=222510
if you google you will find more info
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=222510
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#16
Le Mans Master
Well, here's a real answer from someone that has the Nitto 345/25/20. Not sure compared to the Michelin but to the oem GY 325, the Nitto is about an 1/8" wider - side by side sitting on the same concrete floor............so for those saying the Nitto's run an inch smaller compared to other brands..........yea ok. I will say the oem GY 325 is wider than most though, too bad it's a RF and rides like crap.
#17
Melting Slicks
My dad always said tires are like (.)(.)'s
"Wider is not always the best, but they sure do look good"
Might help:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
dodosmike
"Wider is not always the best, but they sure do look good"
Might help:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
dodosmike
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Well, here's a real answer from someone that has the Nitto 345/25/20. Not sure compared to the Michelin but to the oem GY 325, the Nitto is about an 1/8" wider - side by side sitting on the same concrete floor............so for those saying the Nitto's run an inch smaller compared to other brands..........yea ok. I will say the oem GY 325 is wider than most though, too bad it's a RF and rides like crap.
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Le Mans Master
Yes I know, I believe I stated that Mich. vs. Nitto (and I added GY), point is it's not one inch and well aware 20 mil is about 3/4", having said that, the oem GY are wider than they should be...........they are nice but ride crappy. Believe me, had my Nitto's been narrower than the oem, would not have bought them.......need some fat so I would have spent a little more for the Mich. but still 345's.........all other 325's too small.
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Nittos ARE smaller. We are not making this up.
I went through 2 sets of Nitto 345s on my rear, and they still stuck in too much, so I put spacers on so it was more flush. I now have new Michelin Super Sport 345s, and had to remove the spacers because they stuck out where the Nitto 345s were flush WITH the spacer.
Granted, mine are stock Z06 19 inch wheels, not 20s, but still proves that Nitto sizes are smaller than other manufacturers. I never had a chance to put them side by side, but I'd say the Nitto 345 is about equal to the stock Goodyear 325s.
I went through 2 sets of Nitto 345s on my rear, and they still stuck in too much, so I put spacers on so it was more flush. I now have new Michelin Super Sport 345s, and had to remove the spacers because they stuck out where the Nitto 345s were flush WITH the spacer.
Granted, mine are stock Z06 19 inch wheels, not 20s, but still proves that Nitto sizes are smaller than other manufacturers. I never had a chance to put them side by side, but I'd say the Nitto 345 is about equal to the stock Goodyear 325s.