Price Request

[Ketron]

Hi lads,

Looking for replacement tyres for the rfts that I currently have, have to get rid of them.

Could a get a quote on sets aligned balanced and fitted in the following size 225/35/19 & 255/30/19.

• Goodyear F1
• ContiSportContact 5P
• Michelin PSS

Cheers

[fluffmister]

Hi lads,

Looking for replacement tyres for the rfts that I currently have, have to get rid of them.

Could a get a quote on sets aligned balanced and fitted in the following size 225/35/19 & 255/30/19.

• Goodyear F1
• ContiSportContact 5P
• Michelin PSS

Cheers

think your better off ringing them. i posts on the price request thread about a month ago..no reply

[Mark]

Go 235/35/19 on the front and 255/35/19 on the back - cheaper, more comfortable

[Ketron]

Go 235/35/19 on the front and 255/35/19 on the back - cheaper, more comfortable

Would it not mess up the dsc? I presume they are OEM sizes, would ten mil width on the front make a difference? Would think gaining 5 height on the rear would cause the dsc to go spa?

[Mark]

I've had those sizes on the car since I bought it and absolutely zero issues.

[Ketron]

I've had those sizes on the car since I bought it and absolutely zero issues.

Hmmm I'll look into it thanks

[Peter-E36]

I had 235/35/19 front and 265/30/19 rear, and I tried 255/35/19 rear as well when 265/30s weren't available. No issues with DSC and they felt way more cushiony (in a good way), BUT the rear sidewall was noticeably bigger than the front with 255/35s and it always annoyed me to be honest, I think to have them looking right you would need 225/40s up front.

I think the "formula" is to go 5% lower in the profile for every 30mm wider you go