Well, not much else you can do w/ AWD May be able to sell the tires since they are newer & in good shape.

 

Tyre size advice please guys,
Been offered some wheels at a good price and just wanted to double check for fitment.....
Fronts 9.5x19 et 25
Rears 11x19 et 22 will these suit my coupe
Thanks in advance
Jim

 

Conservative - 245/40 and 275/35
Meaty-ish- 255/35 or 265/35 and 285/35 or 295/35
Baddazz - 275/30 and 305/30....this will be my set up soon

 

Ha ha great response bud,
I don't do conservative so option number one is out the window....
Would I have any issues with option 3, car isn't lowered was going to get wheels sorted then have a look at lowering... Thanks.

 

What wheels are you looking at?
If you were to run that wide of a tire, you would definitely need some neg camber along with a fender pull to be safe...trimming the bracket is a given.
What is your plan for lowering...springs or coils? If you just want springs, I would do those first and see where it puts you since you won't have much adjustability... and then mess with the wheels and camber.

 

I'm looking at these ones of a 370z....Japan racing 21..
I'm not that bothered about lowering it to be honest, and if I was it would be just springs,

 

oh good gawd no, cheap and fugly...not a good combo

 

Yeah I know there cheap, but there in my budget at the minute, I bought the car back in March from Japan and its cost me an arm and a leg mate, my first objective is to get the car sounding right, so I'm just after some cheap wheels to get it sitting right for now...
All advice is welcome though.....

 

It's one thing to be thrifty, and another to be cheap. When it comes to wheels and tires, that is not the place to cheap out as it's your biggest safety system.
If it were me, I would focus on the sound or suspension first before getting cheap parts like those...you'll be wayyyyyy better off.

 

would 20x9.5 +0 and 10.5 +10 be a pretty hard fitment to achieve on a g37 coupe?

 

Definitely doable but will need some work getting the right camber, especially if you're lowered
A roll/pull will be needed along with the proper tire sizes...those SP3s are tempting though.

 

got a question on fitment. I have a stock g37 coupe but have been considering getting rims. I want to do a square setup. i have been looking at 19x10 +40 or 20x10.5 +45 offset. I plan on getting coilovers and dropping it but i also dont plan on slamming it. I want to drop it just enough to close the gap and want to avoid much camber so i dont go through tires every year. I also want to run a 245 tire. Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.

 

On a 10 or 10.5 I would run 255s as the narrowest tire, want to keep it safe. A 19x10.5 +45 may hit the steering knuckle, if not it will be real close, too close to recommend. A 10 +40 should clear but I'd still verify caliper clearance if you have or plan on getting the Akebono big brakes. Should be able to run 255/40/19s on the 10+40 on all four corners, you could probably run a +35 offset for a bit more inner clearance too.

 

Hey I'm buying new all season tires for these wheels and I do plan on putting Swift springs on my 2010 g37xs sedan eventually (probably after winter) so idk if that has anything to do with it.
What are the numbers I'm lookin for when purchasing tires? I was thinking about looking at Craigslist first but I have no idea what to search for!

 

I assume you're going with a square setup? I would recommend 225/45/19 on all 4 wheels.