Hey guys recently I upgraded my stock 17s to sport 19s with continental extremeContact tires.

245/45/19 front
275/45/19 rear

The issue I'm having is that my car feels worse than my 93 camry when driving.
At the beginning the car was pulling to the right, so I took it back to tire shop to figure out what it is. They swayed the times around and it fixed the issue a little bit, but after about 2000 miles, the pulling got stronger and I could hear the tire limping.

I took it again to the shop and they swapped the Rona around but now its worse than ever.

BTW, I took it for an alignment but there's wasn't anything offset.

Please help me out as its bugging the hell out of me.

PS: I'm thinking about going back to my stock 17s cuz my 19s experience has been so bad.

 

Maybe incorrect balancing? Not sure why that would happen, are the stocks bent?

 

They did balance 2 times already and no the rims are not bent or even have any curbs

 

from what I know the car would only pull from the alignment, Theres plenty of member here running the sport 19s with no issues. post a pic, Im curious to see how it looks with those tires

 

The alignment shop said there's no issues with alignment whatsoever. Also I'm thinking I should swap to my 17s to see if the pulling is still there.

Also here's a pic

 

Pulling left to right has to do with alignment issues. Have you tried a different alignment place?

On the bright side, wheels look good on the car!

 

I just went from the stock 17s to sport 19's. I was running your setup 245/275 and I thought the car felt great. You must be having alignment problem. I did have 275/35 on the rear.

 

If alignment issue then why does it lessens up when I swapped the fronts around? Also it has a "dup dup dup" noise when driving under 40 mph even with my windows closed and stereo off.

 

i have 225/45/19 and 245/40/19 and have no issues. maybe it's the tires and the size of your front tires?

 

If they say the alignment is not off and the wheels are true, are the tires cupped or flat spotted? Might explain the dup dup noise. Just a thought.

 

I did the same thing as Sniper with my 19's. I have not had any issues at all.

 

Here is a white sedan with the rims. They are the 25th anniv. ones.

 

^^yeah or maybe a bubble forming on one of the tires...

 

How can I resolve any of the issues?

 

The tires & wheels will have a warranty, and if it's not an alignment issue then it falls back on the wheel &/or tires. The place you bought them from needs to make this right after all other potential causes have been eliminated.
I've got 20" rims w/ 245/35s all around and it rides perfect. Since you didn't have any pulling prior to your 19s I seriously doubt it's an alignment issue unless they bent something during the install. The flop-flop at low speeds may be your tires working out the flat spot caused form parking for a long time but moreso in cold weather, and it goes away after a mile or two usually once they're warmed up. Good luck w/ this and BTW, nice looking shoes