Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $1200
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): VA
Item Condition: Used
Tire/Wheel Type: 19

MADE A PURCHASE...PLEASE CLOSE


Looking to buy very clean 2010 19" G37 Coupe wheels and tires with TPMS

Prefer the set of 19x8.5 or 19x9 for the AWD...but will seriously consider the 19x8.5 and 19x9 staggered setup...also open to a very clean set of 18" OEM Sport wheels (with TPMS and tires)

I am in Fairfax, VA (DC area) and I am willing to drive up to 90 minutes to avoid shipping costs...looking to spend $900-1200 depending on condition and shipping

 

Email sent.

Woodbridge, VA

 

I have a set from my 2010 G37 Convertible Sport. They are staggered and only have about 2k on them. There is a small scratch on the passenger side front wheel, otherwise, they are in perfect condition. NO TPMS with them as I am using them on my new wheels. I am in Edgewater, MD near Annapolis. Let me know if you are interested and we can talk price.

 

Quick question:

Tire sizes for these wheels are 225-45-19 for the 19x8.5 and 245-40-19 for the 19x9

Will 245-40-19 for fronts (19x8.5") and 275-35-19 for rears (19x9") fit well?

I am looking at the staggered setup tire selection and trying optional sizes

 

Tire Size Comparison
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
245/40-19. 3.9in. 13.4in. 26.7in. 83.9in. 755. 0.0%
275/35-19. 3.8in. 13.3in. 26.6in. 83.5in. 759. 0.5%

So I would say yes. As a matter of fact, I don't know why I didn't think of this. Good call.

 

I know the diameter specs will work...I am asking if 245-40-19 for fronts (19x8.5") and 275-35-19 for rears (19x9") safely fits the wheel due to the additional width of the tire bead.

I will ask someone over at tirerack if you're not sure

thanks

 

I personally haven't run it, but as I mentioned I know of someone who has.

Go here..

Tire Size Calculator - tire & wheel plus sizing

According to the calculator, they fit on the 8.5 and 9. Plug in the 245 vs the 275 and the 225 vs the 245. According to the calculator, that rim width range fits.

The 245 goes up to like 9.5 and the 275 goes up 11.

This one of the 2 calculators I've used in the past and they have always been pretty accurate.

Check it out, but feel free to call Tirerack as well and get their input.

Hope this help.

 

I spoke to Neal at TireRack...he confirmed that the tires will fit...he said he doesn't think there will be an issue with the all-wheel-drive

I use this one usually
Tire size calculator

anyone...will 4 revs per mile make a difference in the all-wheel-drive system?

 

That's the other calculator I use from the Mazda Miata site.

 

made purchase...thanks...will post pics sometime tomorrow after install